THE PAPERS OF
SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON
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General Index
Division of Archives and History
MILTON W. HAMILTON
Senior Historian
VOLUME XIV
ALBANY
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
1965
15— D64-2000
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Regents of the University
(with years when terms expire)
1968 Edgar W. Couper, A.B., LL.D., L.H.D., Chancellor - - - Binghamton
1967 Thad L. Collum, C.E., V ice-Chancellor ------- Syracuse
1978 Alexander J. Allan, Jr., LL.D., Litt.D. - - Troy
1973 Charles W. Millard, Jr., A.B., LL.D. Buffalo
1970 Everett J. Penny, B.C.S., D.C.S. - - - White Plains
1972 Carl H. Pforzheimer, Jr., A.B., M.B.A., D.C.S. - - - - Purchase
1975 Edward M. M. Warburg, B.S, L.H.D. - - New York
1971 J. Carlton Corwith, B.S. ----------- Water Mill
1969 Joseph W. McGovern, A.B., LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D. - - - New York
1977 Joseph T. King, A.B., LL.B. Queens
1974 Joseph C. Indelicato, M.D. ---- Brooklyn
1976 Mrs. Helen B. Power, A.B., LittD. --- Rochester
1979 Francis W. McGinley, B.S., LL.B. Glens Falls
1966 George LX Weinstein, LL.B. _.._ Hempstead
1980 Max J. Rubin, LL.B., L.H.D. New York
President of the University and Commissioner of Education
James E. Allen, Jr.
Deputy Commissioner of Education
Ewald B. Nyquist
Associate Commissioner for Cultural Education
Hugh M. Flick
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SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON PAPERS
General Index
PREFACE
The 13 volumes of the Sir William Johnson Papers are a rich
storehouse of historical data for the period of the 18th century
(1738- 1 774) which they cover. Unfortunately, the circumstances
of their publication, some in mutilated form, and in three chrono-
logical series, have been a barrier to their general use. There have
been repeated demands for an index, which hopefully may now
be satisfied.
The appearance of this Index marks the completion of a
publishing venture which has spanned more than a century. The
first Johnson manuscripts were acquired by New York State in
1800 (see "History of the Manuscripts," I:xiii). By 1866, 26
volumes of manuscripts formed the basis of the collection of the
New York State Library. In 1849-50, a number of these docu-
ments were published in volumes II and IV of the Documentary
History of the State of New York, edited by E. B. O'Callaghan.
Further official letters and documents of Johnson were published
in volumes VI, VII, VIII, and X of Documents Relative to
the Colonial History of the State of New York, also edited by
O'Callaghan. The first State Historian, appointed in 1895, began
editing the documents for publication. He had these in galley
proof in 1907, when his successor stopped the project, on the
grounds that the editing did not meet scholarly standards. Before
the work was resumed, the Capitol fire of 191 1 had seriously
damaged or destroyed many of the manuscripts, and publication
was further delayed.
The first volume of the Sir William Johnson Papers appeared
in 1 92 1. By the time volume VIII appeared in 1933, enough new
material was found in other libraries to justify a new series, begun
with volume IX in 1939. Many of the gaps due to loss by fire
could now be filled with copies from other major collections, and
volumes X, XI, and XII were planned. While these were being
edited and published (1951-57), a sufficient number of important
Johnson papers were discovered to justify the publication of a
supplementary volume, XIII, in 1962.
Now, with the publication of the index, the series which is the
fruit of the labors of many dedicated scholars, and thousands of
hours of painstaking labor, comes to a close.
Users of the Johnson Papers need to be cautioned, however,
that this series and its index do not cover the many Johnson
documents which were published in the Documentary History
or in Documents Relative to the Colonial History; it was the
policy of the editors from the beginning not to reprint these
papers. Many are listed in Day's Calendar of Sir William John-
son Manuscripts (1909), and are noted in the first chronological
series. They are also included in the Chronological List in
Volume XIII.
As far as possible this is a topical, or subject, index and
seeks to classify references in their most useable form. Some
arbitrary decisions had to be made in choosing among multiple
spellings of Indian names, and in limiting cross-references. A
great effort was made properly to identify persons and places
where references were general or vague, and here some errors
may have crept in, as they have in the general editing. Yet, the
wisdom of the course followed, we hope may be proved in the
use which is made of the index, and, for this, we trust it will be
found adequate.
The laborious and monumental task of the indexer was per-
formed by Mrs. Roberta Blache, to whom the editor wishes to
pay high tribute for her skill, industry, and patience. He is con-
fident that many will echo his thanks for her accomplishment.
Milton W. Hamilton
Senior Historian, Division
of Archives and History
INDEX TO
SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON PAPERS
VOLUMES I-XIII
Aaghrogo (Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Aanansseraquedera (Delaware chief), 10:896
Aaron (Caghnawaga sachem), 1:56
Aaron (Canodadiro — Mohawk), 10:180; 13:173
Aaron (Mohawk sachem) :
on Canadian scalping trip (1756), 9:488-89
at Detroit Congress (1761), 13:256, 264
Detroit mission (1760), 10:149,151
Detroit post to Fort Pitt (1763), 10:606; 11:11
on Detroit smiths(1762), 3:915; 10:560-61
on French attack threats (1748-49), 1:200; 9:55
Gladwin on behavior (1764) of, 11:192
on Iroquois involvement in Western uprisings (1763), 4:213; 10:870, 871-72
Kayaderosseras settlers and, 11:359-61; 12:538
Maisonville and, 5:686
meeting request (1761), 10:240
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:180; 13:173
Niagara expedition (1755) recruitment, 1:777
at Oswego Iroquois Congress (1759), 13:146
presents (1755-56), 2:568, 576, 633
(1759), 3:155, 157, 159, 160, 161, 165
on Shawnee-Delaware conference (1763), 4:255; 10:939
on threat of general Indian War (1763), 4:213
Tionnonderoge dispute, 8:955, 965
Wilkins and, 4:192, 219; 10:907, 918
Aaron, Sarah, 5:154
Abbadie de Saint Germain, Eugene d', 4:403ra, 761, 765; 11:517
Abbe, Ezekiel, 13:54
Abbet (Abbit), ,7:976
Abbetts (Indian), 11:349
Abbeville, Nicolas Sanson d', l:268n
Abbott, (artist), 13:ra
Abbott, Edward, lieut. (Royal Artillery) :
Brehm and, 4:836; 10:765; 11:923
Chippewa conference (1769), 6:716
commissary application (1767), 5:545
Detroit courts of enquiry (1765), 4:673, 676
Indian council on Pond murder (1773), 8:788
marriage (1765), 4:733
Quebec visit (1773), 13:623
Abbott, James, 5:485
fraud trial, 5:469, 817; 12:216-17, 290
Abbott, Richard, 1:219
Abeel, Mrs. , 1:207, 260; 9:37
Abeel, David, 1:241, 247, 252; 7:469
Abeel, Garret, 3:596
Abeel, John, 1:167; 9:588, 690; 13:73
arrest (1756), 9:398
Beaubassin and, 9:51
Index
Abeel, John, biographical note, 13:229n
Couagne and, 9:557
on French attack by Oswego (1757), 2:704; 9:687, 697
Indian expenses, 2:643; 9:21
Iroquois recruitment, 9:534
land holdings (Teuthendocta), 3:732, 749; 6:40, 11:865; 12:828-29
liquor trade of, 2:326, 388
Onondaga complaint (1761) against, 13:229
Senecas and, 2:499, 665-66, 668-71, 683; 4:281; 9:327, 584, 5S5-86, 602,620
wife mistreated by, 13:321-22
Abeel, Mrs. John, 13:229n, 321-22
Abeka Indians, 9:573; 12:56
Abel (Eiver Indian), 3:151
Abell, John, see Abeel, John
Abenakis (St. Francis) Indians, 1:284
Aughquisasne intrusion (See Aughquisasne Indians, Abenaki dispute)
bell for, 4:874
conferences:
Canadian Indian (Johnson Hall, July-Aug., 1770), 12:839-47
Claus (1773), 13:619, 717
Fort Johnson meeting (March 1762), 10:409-15, 431
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 12:665
at German Flats Congress (1770), 7:818-19, 893-94, 897-98
Isle a la Motte (Sept. 1766), 12:173-74
Johnson Hall (July, 1768), 12:569-71, 579-80, 646
Missisauga (Johnson Hall, July, 1770), 12:830-35
deputation to Johnson (1765), 4:782
expenses (1770-74) in behalf of, 12:867; 13:707, 708, 710, 711, 713, 714,
715, 717, 720, 721
French sympathies, 2:397; 9:140; 10:422, 425
Gill and, '13:619, 717
land claims, 4:811; 5:635, 707
Canadian grants, 4:308, 318
Metcalf and, 8:840; 12:1027; 13:617
location of, 4:242
Loups d'Orange (Stockbridgo Indians) and 3:281-82, 350, 353, 359, 360,
402-403, 623, 660, 664, 830; 10:308, 346-47, 409, 410-11, 413, 431, 448
Montreal capture and, 3:751; 10:186, 187
New England soldier among, 3:377
priest for, 4:811; 5:707; 7:531; 10:415; 12:571, 580, 845, 846
Roubaud and, 3:279n, 281-82, 332, 346, 350, 353, 356, 402; 5:707; 10:415
resettlement proposal (1761), 3:555-56
saw mill of, 12:173
smith for, 10:194
Spanish-French threats of attack (1768), 12:622
Villiers message (1763), 10:819-21
warrior faction against chiefs (1773), 13:619-20
Western Indian message (1763), 3:273n; 4:180; 10:792
white boy (Jonathan) fostered by, 10:165, 166, 167
See also Onagonque Indians
Abercrombie, James, capt,., maj. (son of Abercromby), 2:747; 4:254; 10:863n
Oswego cattle supplies (1756), 2:521; 13:87
Abercromby, James, maj. gen. :
at Albany Council of War (July, 1756), 9:487
American arrival (1756), 2:482, 483-84
arms shortages (1758) and, 9:889, 891-92, 895, 900-901; 13:109
autograph, 2:xiii
as commander in chief, 2:800; 3:34n; 9:399, 483-84, 887-96
Couagne and, 2:746-47, 748-49; 9:915-16
Easton Council (1758) and, 2:812-13, 814-15, 824-30, 838-39, 896: 3:1-2
9:954-55, 967, 969; 10:2
2
Sir William Johnson Papers
Fort Edward command, 2:849, 852, 867, 871, 872, 9:543, 550, 614, 640
Fort Frontenac capture (1758) and, 10:1, 3, 4, 5
Fort Hunter garrison and, 2:722-73
French threats (1758) and, 2:849-50; 9:874-75, 877, 878, 917-18, 920-21,
930-31; 10:3-7, 9, 10, 15, 21-22, 26, 27-29, 40, 41-42
German Flats destruction (1757), 2:758-60
German Flats trade (1758), 2:892; 9:919, 922; 10:67, 71
on German-Indian relations (1757), 9:679, 684
Indian recruitment and, 2:506-508, 509, 743-44; 9:889, 891-92, 894-95,
917, 920, 922, 936-40, 944-45; 10:6-7, 8, 9-10, 11-13, 14-15, 17,
22-23, 29-30, 31, 41, 42, 54, 316
Mohawk war parties (1758) and, 9:907-908, 916
Iroquois French alliance rumors (1758) and, 10:3-8, 28-29, 53-55, 316
Iroquois Neutrality decision (Onondaga Council, 1758), 2:821-22, 839-40,
866, 867; 9:901-906
Jere murder news, 13:89
liquor confiscation order (1758), 2:841
major-general commission, 2:450
Mohawk River defense (1757-58), 2:739-41, 768-69; 9:670-73, 675-77;
13:101-104, 109
Ohio French threat (1757) and, 9:593-94, 614
portrait, 10:2
on provincials and British regulars, 9:484-85
Quebec expedition plans (1758) and, 2:887
ranger company and, 2:763, 837, 840, 886; 9:486-87, 494, 906-907, 920,
922; 13:101-102, 103-104
regiment of, 2:683
return to England, 3:636; 10:85
Rogers endorsement (1770) by, 7:732
Shawnee-Delaware uprisings (1756), 2:499-501
Ticonderoga attack (1758), l:548n; 8:1068; 10:54
Iroquois addrejss after retreat, 2:886; 9:941 -42, 952-53, 965; 10:67, 71
Lake George summons, 2:843-45, 849-50, 851-55, 866-70, 871, 872, 886;
9:922, 936-40; 10:6, 8, 9-10, 11, 14-15, 17, 21, 22-23, 29-30, 31, 42
map, 2:872; 9:962
warrants for Johnson, 2:779, 837, 867, 888; 3:5; 9:889, 892, 907, 969-70:
10:2, 10, 14, 15, 16
Wraxall and, 2:741; 9:853; 13:99
Abraham (slave), 7:231, 232
Abraham (Canajoharie), 3:157, 160; 9:461, 468; 10:626
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:181; 13:175
Abraham (Delaware), 3:771
Seymour execution witness, 12:271; 13:418
Abraham (Asserego — Mahican sachem), 9:791; 11:62, 66
on land frauds, 10:853-54; 11:361
Abraham (Eaidone — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
Abraham (Mohawk chief, brother of Hendriek):
Boston journey (1751), 1:357, 358
on Crown Point (1755) expedition, 1:882; 2:126, 127
death (1757) of, 9:589, 593, 594, 595, 600, 603, 620, 621, 626, 628, 650
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:354, 392-93
Ilartwick and, 2:417
In.lian expenses, 2:568, 573, 604, 621, 638; 9:18, 24, 52, 53, 651
at Iroquois Council (1755), 1:628, 630; 9:176-79
land deed (1751) to Johnson, 13:15-19
Logstown conference (1753) refusal, 13:23-24
on military relations with fiulians, 9:617
as minister to the Iroquois, 9:52, 53-54
Mohawk French intrigues (1755) and, 1:489-90
on Mohawk garrison, 9:498
Index
Abraham (Mohawk chief, brother of Hendrick), Nickas and, 9:62
Susquehanna Purchase signature, 1:405
Abraham (son of Hans, Mohawk), 8:965
Abraham Tayorheasere (Little Abraham, Mohawk sachem and chief) .
boundary line proposal (1765) and, 11:766-67
on Canajoharie-Klock dispute (1766), 12:167-68
Catawba message (1758), 9:960
Cherokee-Iroquois peace (1767), 12:394
condolence for the Bunt's sister, 10:501
condolence for Kanodock, 10:901
at Fort Johnson conferences (1761), 10:223-25, 236, 241
at Fort Johnson Iroquois meeting (1762), 3:694-95, 704-705, 714
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 12:504-507, 516, 626, 628
French capture of Fort William Henry (1757), 9:819-21
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster Congress (1757), 9:736-37, 745-48, 749-50, 753.
57, 761-62, 782
horse stolen from, 6:99-100
at Johnson Hall Iroquois conference (March 1763), 10:626
Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Sept. 1763), 10:800-801, 845
on Kayaderosseras, 4:584; 11:359-61, 379-80, 381, 554-55; 12:126-27, 260,
321
settlement negotiations (1768), 12:530-43, 566-67, 572-78
on Lawyer patent division (1767), 12:304-305
Lydius recruitment (1755) for Shirley, 1:786
on Mohawk Eiver threat of Indian attack (1764), 11:24, 25
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:180; 13:174
at Niagara Congress (1764), 11:295
Oswego Iroquois Congress (1759), 13:139, 140
presents, 3:154, 159
Schoharie Indian land complaints and, 5:528
on soldier abuse of Indians (1758), 13:104-107
Stockbridge Indian agreement (1768), 12:603-604
Tionnonderoge dispute, 8:955, 965-68
war party (1757), 9:795
war party (1759), 10:99
on Western Indian threats of uprising (1767), 12:363
on Wyoming settlement, 4:67
Abraham (Narragansett), 4:155
Abraham (Tekekedorea — Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Abraham, Betty, 4:159
Abridgement of the Indian Affairs (Wraxall), cited, 2:762ra
Abridgement of the New Yorlc Indian Records (Wraxall), l:467n
Abthorpe and Byard, 1:770
Acadia, see Nova Scotia
Acadian Indians, 3:555; see also Nova Scotia, Indians of
Acadian Eiver, 3:554-55
Achonnere (Wyandotte), 10:202
Achsinnessink (Sinsink), 4:288; 11:85, 91, 94n
Ackard, William, 3:90
Ackerman, John, sergeant:
as trader at Oswego, 1:124, 235, 290, 350-51
Ackeson (Acheson, Eckerson), Thomas, capt., 5:142, 456-57, 557
accounts, 3:170; 4:373; 13:516
justice appointment list (1770), 12:783, 811
recruitment (1764), 4:363
Schohary patent, 7:337-38; 11:974-75
Acquawga Indians, see Oquagas
Adaarious (Onondaga), 11:478
Adageghtinge, see Charlotte River
Adair, Dr. James, 2:758; 6:531, 682
book dedicated to Johnson, 6:752
Sir William Johnson Papers
"Origin of Ye American Indians," 6:723, 7:253
Adam (Mohawk), 4:311 j 10:180; 13:173
Adam (Oquaga), 8:1049; 9:391, 703, 712, 714
condolence for Christopher Johnson, 10:771
Fort Johnson conference (May, 1762), 10:442, 443, 444
at Fort Stanwix Congress (1768): 12:628
Fort William Henry capture (1757), 9:817-19
Harper land purchase offers and, 12:260, 346
Johnson Hall conference (Sept. 1762), 10:518
Johnson Hall conference (February, 1764), 11:37-38, 38-41, 49-50
protests (1766) against frontier murders, 12:95, 137-38
Adam (Susquehanna Indian), 9:349
Adam (Onowarandio— Tuscarora), 10:182; 13:176
Adam Akoyote Son (Onderohokte— Oneida), 10:182; 13:176
Adams, , 2:137, 475
Adams, (Lake George wagoner), 9:228, 229
Adams, Hans, 11:488
Adams, John, Ousterhout trespass suit bond (1770), 13:496-97
Adams, Eobert, trader, 4:417
Adams, Samuel, 1:857; 7:753
Adams, T., 2:x, xi, xii; 13 :x
Adams, Thomas, 7:661; 8:527
Adariaghta (Huron chief), 13:254
Adarundungas (Chugnut Indian), 12:628
Adawadeanies, 2:664
Adcondonga, 2:688, 700
Addison, capt., Oswegatchie command (1769), 12:755
Addongat (Odongot, Seneca chief), 12:389, 628
Ademare (Adhemar), , in Bradstreet accounts, 6:435-36; 11:590
Adems, Dunlap, 8:412-13
Adems, Eobert, 1:131, 245; 2:492; 3:179; 5:294, 331, 339, 340, 408, 475;
6:331; 8:985; 12:996
accounts:
1768, 12:648; 13:532-37
1769, 7:275-76, 297; 12:760; 13:538-50
1770, 7:844-48; 12:803, 856, 857, 870; 13:550-66
1771, 12:901, 926; 13:567-85
1772, 12:948, 1002; 13:585-603
1773, 13:604-16
1774, 8:1094; 12:1121
ammunition order (1767), 12:288
Argin and, 8:611
Bradstreet and, 7:537, 634
In Campbell account (1756-65), 13:335, 336, 337, 372
Campbell boatload of provisions (May, 1770), 12:820
Canajoharie-Oneida land deed witness (1751), 13:17
carrot seed delivery, 8:1002
Cartwright and, 7:1030
Chew (Joseph) and, 6:460; 7:1147
Claus and, 3:355
creditors of, 4:212; 5:87; 6:501-502
Darlington and, 4:845
on death of Claus daughtor,8:909-10
Duyckinck bill, 7:751
English imports (1770) and, 7:755, 768, 798, 971
Flood (Thomas) and, 6:350
Fonda boatload of corn (1769), 12:742
Fort Stanwix Congress provisions, 6:311-12, 313; 12:555
Indentured servants procured (1766) from Wade, 5:175, 176, 191 192
Inglis and, 7:761, 766
Johnson portraits and, 2:x; 13:xiii
Johnson will and, 12:1072, 1074-75, 1076
Index
Adems, Robert, land purchases:
Denniston lands (Bayard tract), 7:465-66; 12:794, 795, 986
indenture deed (1771), 8:266-70
Oriskany patent (Oneida lands), 12:753, 811-12, 824, 960; 13:531
Schoharie-Mohawk village vacancy (1770), 12:836, 855, 875
Mayfield settlement and, 8:1051
memorandum of stores (1768), 6:510-11
at Mohawk conferences (Guy Park, May 1768), 12:504, 515
money sent by, 7:204, 205, 210, 211, 219-20, 225, 236-37, 244, 340, 760,
767-68, 794, 799, 801, 972, 982, 983, 1032; 8:157-58
Gage Indian Affairs payments (1766), 5:368; 12:159, 180, 206, 213,
218, 220
Monier and, 8:1069
Mortier and, 5:796; 6:505, 506, 533; 7:603, 604, 711, 757-58, 847; 8:505
oath of allegiance, 8:656
Oswego attack threats (1756) and, 9:342-43
Oswego Congress (1766) provisions, 12:112-14
in Phyn and Ellice accounts (1768), 13:480, 481
potash affairs, 6:639; 7:59, 395-96; 12:1072
purchases for Johnson, 7:205, 220, 223-224, 229, 233,239,777-78,783; 8:73,
114-15, 157, 165
accounts daybook (1768-73), 13:532-616
Eoberts and, 8:135, 631
Ross on, 1:327, 328
salary, 2:613
tailor's bill, 7:743
Tryon County elections (1772) and, 12:1014
Wallace account, 8:605
Wetherhead and, 6:286, 314-15, 747, 1014, 1025
Adems, Mrs. Robert, 1:930-31; 2:x
Adems, Thomas, 12:787, 811-12, 819
Adems, Dr. William, 8:709, 1051; 12:1087
accounts (1773) for medicines, 8:845-47
biographical note, 12:1062n
witness to Johnson will, 12:1062-63, 1075, 1076
Adenair and Rosseaux, Bradstreet arms supply (1764), 12:733
Adighwadooni (Aughquisasne Indian), 7:109-11
Adigo Creek, 8:236, 301, 396
Charlotte River (Adageghtinge) patent and, 12:787, 788, 818, 875. 958
983
deed, 8:414, 543, 592
purchase offers on, 8:422-23; 12:826
Adirondacks:
chief's death (1769), 7:130
Claus meetings, 8:214n; 13:467, 622-23
distrust of the English, 3:394-95
flag for, 13:712
Fox hostilities (1773), 13:622
French attack on Fort Edward, 2:677, 691
French sympathies (1751), 9:85
Hurons and, 13:624
location (1763), 3:240rc; 4:242
(1767),5:650n
(1773), 13:623
Ottawas and, 9:533
prisoners of, 3:404
recruitment (1764), 4:426
Skequanecks and, 12:175
smallpox epidemic (1756), 9:412
trade, 4:540; 12:174-75
liquor trade protests, 12:347, 972
Sir William Johnson Papers
on travel restrictions, 4:516
Western Indian message (1763), 3:273n; 4:180; 10:792
Adiushkanoran (Onondaga), 12:628
Adjonquay, 2:490
Adjuketa Kiver, 10:866, 891
Adolphus, Isaac, 8:950, 1023, 1072
Adonissaiy, 10:972
Adrianople, 7:945
Adundais (Mohawk), 10:181
Adungat (Indian), 10:893
Ad'yadarony (Caghnawaga), 13:165-66
Adynghkannorum (Huron chief), 12:169
Adyughkanoorum (The Priest — Oneida), 11:109, 110
Affarandungas (Onondaga), 3:165
Africa, 3:24; 11:223
Agar, , 6:683-84
Agriculture:
Albany harvest (1755), 1:809-10, 819
barley, 4:870; 7:501, 1014; 8:476, 478; 11:562; 13:210
New Jersey, 7:866, 904
buckwheat, 13:182, 210
Caghnawaga, 7:130-31; 10:373; 12:688, 738, 1026
Canadian, 2:786; 3:403, 413, 416; 8:840, 866
Canajoharie, 9:393, 547; 11:783-84, 813, 985, 986; 12:345
carrot seed, 8:744, 912, 984, 1002; 12:1040
at Castle Cumberland, 3:266, 355; 10:282; 13:209
Cayuga, 12:1094
Chenussio, 4:496, 498
Cherokee, 3:517
cotton, 4:888; 5:321
Creek, 2:811
Delaware and Shawnee, 2:468, 847, 877; 4:370, 3S9, 405; 11:132, 159
drainage, 13:188, 193
Dutch methods, 8:182-83; 13:194, 196
fertilizer, 13:210
flax, 1:312; 5:14, 321, 441; 11:562
French, 5:322-23; 11:725-26; 12:255
grafting, 6:169, 730; 7:1133; 8:13-14, 48
harvest failure (1759-60), 3:197, 201; 10:109
harvest failure (1761), 3:582, 594
harvest failure (1765), 4:777, 801
harvest failure (1770), 7:797-98
hay harvest, 7:59, 611, 789; 8:527; 13:662
hay prices (1761), 13:205
hedgerows, 13:3
hemp, 4:103-104, 724, 787, 856, 862, 866, 888; 5:14, 321; 8:183; 11:4, 562,
622; 12:751
hops, 4:888; 8:183
Huron, 3:496, 501, 549; 13:626, 627
Illinois, 4:887-88; 5:321, 326; 6:195-96; 12:255
Indian conference time and, 9:185-86
Indian raids and, 1:909; 2:468, 811
indigo, 1:48; 3:626; 4:888; 5:321; 9:816
industrial growth and, 5:11
Johnson Hall crop and tool inventory (1774), 13:659-62, 665
"King's gardens," 5:699
labor costs (1764), 11:4
Mahican, 9:791-92
medicinal herbs, 5:760; 6:30-31; 12:446-47, 610-11
Mohawk, 3:218; 4:657; 7:202
Mohegan, 11:257, 258, 416, 417-18, 419, 423
mowing charges, 7:867, 901
Index
Agriculture, Narragansett, 12:350
Oneida, 4:734; 9:591, 629, 965; 10:68, 72; 12:736
onions, wild, 13:209
Onondaga, 12:286
orchard planting (1738), 13:2, 3
Ottawa, 4:447
Pennsylvanian methods, 8:183; 13:181, 182, 183-84, 194
plowing, 6:780; 8:1122; 13:209, 661, 665
scythes, 13:544, 575, 594
Seneca, 3:252-53; 7:682; 11:813
settler removal (1767) and, 12:380
slave labor (1753), 9:121
spades, 13:591, 608
timothy grass, 13:188
tool prices (1770), 12:857
Tuscarora, 11:188; 12:275, 362, 625, 735
vegetable seeds, 5:35, 70, 111
wind mills, 13:661
worm infestation, 7:789, 803; 12:1111; 13:191
Wyandotte, 4:403
See also Food; Gardening; and see staple colonial crops, i.e., Corn; Oats;
Peas; Potatoes; Tobacco; Wheat
Aghsaweatha (Oneida), 11:29, 31
Aghstaghregck (Huron), 3:699
Aghswaghtagarat, 11:82, 84
Aghtaghquesere (Caghnawaga), 7:954; 13:618
Aghtaquiesera (Oneida), 10:82; 12:346
Aguiota (Oneida chief) :
death of, 10:75, 80
Fort Johnson invitation (1757), 9:618-19
on Frensh fort at Geneseo, 13:100
on Iroquois loyalty, 9:623, 695
medal bequest, 11:160-61
Oquaga message (1757) by, 9:682
on Oswego loss (1756), 9:518-19
presents (1757), 9:621
son of, 6:761; 9:619, 645
Agunughguara (Oneida), 9:635, 637
Ahrendorf, Frederick, 8:1210
Aiguillon, Due d', 8:50
Aijarecy Indians, 11:302
Ainse, Joseph Louis (Hans) :
imprisonment on Bostwick accusation, 6:466-67, 512, 673-76 755- 12 612-
15, 651
Bostwick deposition against, 6:525-28, 554
defense of, 6:547; 12:615-16
Rogers plot (1768) and, 12:439, 442, 449, 450-51, 479-80
salary, 8:874; 12:641, 733
Aiosh (Aioth), Pierre, 5:248
Aix, He d', 2:887
Aix-la-Chapelle, Treaty of, l:119n, 240rc, 436, 441, 779n
Aker, Adam, 12:736
Akousy (Saki chief), 11:302, 305
Akowawbomye (Ottawa chief), 11:277
Alabama Indians, 4:674
Alamasa River, battle of, 8:161-62
Alavar River, 13:244. See also Otter Creek
Albany:
Abenaki conference (1761), 3:360
Abercromby meeting (1758) with Johnson in, 10:53
Amherst-Johnson meeting (1763), 10:884, 888, 890, 905-906, 910, 911-12
Assembly representatives (1752-1759), l:362?i
8
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Assembly members:
1761, 3:324, 325, 578-80, 608-609, 621-22; 13:204
1763, 4:272
Bishop of America, residence in, 4:342, 381, 448; 5:395, 407, 440, 472;
6:165
billeting of British soldiers in, 2:495, 498
boat building in, 1:458, 488, 542, 557, 563, 585, 611, 689, 692, 759, 839-40;
9:216-17
Caghnawaga ambush of Mohawks, 1:146-51
Caghnawaga-Canasadega conference with Croghan (1761), 10:302-305,
307, 445-49
Caghnawaga meeting (1762), 3:623, 630; 10:382
Caghnawaga trade, 3:376, 381, 387, 395
Canadian informer in, 1:662
Canajoharie claim inquiry (1762), 3:925, 934, 947, 948; 4:50-61
Canajoharie suit against Klock (1763), 4:3; 10:724, 756-57
Cartwright house in 7:489
Catawba visit (1753), 1:386
censures of Johnson (1770), 7:586-87, 627, 634-35, 641
Chenussio traders in (1763), 4:228, 229, 232-33; 10-916, 930
church pasture affair, 3:377
churches of, l:6n, 14, 45n, 334n, 645n
Marsh burial, 11:249
Presbyterian, 8:97, 99
Saint Peter's, 3:888; 4:501n, 636; 6:13, 28; 7:250, 265, 281-82, 812;
8:350-54, 636, 787. 928n; 12:104, 1024n
clerkships, 3:290n, 592, 596; 4:34rc, 88, 605, 635, 643, 767, 825; 5:418;
6:786; 7:1110; 11:528-30, 532-34, 557; 13:13, 179, 180, 301n
Marsh deputation of duties to Silvester (1764), 4:432; 13:331, 332
Clifton Park land allotments (1769), 13:482-85
Colden map of surrounding patents, 3:297-98; 5:422, 429; 12:215, 216
Committee of Correspondence in, 7:251?i; 8:1203
common council records (1764), 4:569
Conestoga Indians and, 4:327, 343, 346
Congress of 1754, 1:237, 263n, 404, 421, 451n; 2:211w
Corporation appointments (1754), 1:418-19
Corporation interest in Barclay glebe, 3:590, 610
Couagne and LaForce escape (1757) from, 2:747-49; 9:830-31
county division, 6:780, 786; 7:19-21, 43-44, 59-61, 100-101, 203, 594, 1110,
1113, 1126, 1136, 1154; 8:*, 237, 263, 300, 311, 316, 357, 372, 503;
12:905, 906, 932-33, 934, 939
petitions concerning, 7:42, 60, 61, 88, 155, 204, 302-303 995-96, 1025;
8:328-29, 330-35, 359-60, 369, 370, 383, 385, 1042-43
see also Tryon county
court session (June, 1771), 8:156
Crown Point distance from, 1:813, 892
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:469, 472, 488, 502-504, 510, 557,
677, 777, 830, 846, 885; 2:10-11, 31, 50, 97, 157-58, 178, 198-99, 207, 210
226, 339; 9:241, 261, 273-74, 301, 303
Council of Provincial Officers at, 2:304-305, 308, 313, 314. 319 324
335-37, 340-41; 9:243-44; 13:70-71, 72
impressment of wagons and drivers, 2:42-43, 76, 79, 107-108 178 502-
13:46, 69
Lake George battle and, 2:25w
removal of sick to, 9:311-12
(See also Albany, boatbuilding in, supra)
Customs House, 4:791
Delaware prisoners in, 4:352; 11:103, 105
Dieskau and, 2:43-45, 46, 63, 74; 13:47-50
Dutch in, 2:702; 3:328-29, 341, 365, 408, 887-88; 10:387; 13:201, 203, 209,
9
Index
Albany, Eel Place, 1:203; 2:647
elections:
1747, 13:8
1748, 1:127
1750, 1:294; 9:56, 58
1752, 1:358-59, 362-63, 380; 9:86-87, 88, 89, 90, 92
1758, 3:15
1761, 3:385
1768, 6:123, 127
1769, 6:574, 575, 585-86
1770, 7:1048
"Fire Place" removal from, 1:854-55
Fort Hunter mission and, 4:17, 47
fortification allotments, 1:920; 9:163
Fort Ontario repairs (1752), 9:97
French Indians at, 1:509, 543, 550, 565, 568, 584, 595-96, 624, 646, 650.
696; 2:52, 76, 90; 9:153
French prisoners (1755) in, 2:40, 41
(1757), 2:747-49
French threats of attack:
1746, 1:54-56
1748, 1:131-32, 136
1755, 1:767; 2:8
1757, 2:710; 9:659, 663-64, 666, 668, 681, 832, 862
1758, 2:787, 791, 888; 9:932
French travelers in, 1:215-16, 247
German settlers in, 1:239; 9:146-47, 166
Governors' meeting (1751), 1:339
governor's visit (1771), 8:139, 192
guard, 2:888; 4:67-68, 77
Hardy in, 2:68, 77, 79, 92, 99-100
impressment (1761) of horses and sleighs, 3:350
Indian abuses (1763), 4:43-44
Indian Affairs Commissioners, see Indian Affairs Commission
Indian attack threat:
(1763), 10:888-89
(1767), 12:388
Indian Council at (1755), 2:92-94, 99, 125-28, 131
Indian council fire at, 10:359
Indian murdered (1757) in, 9:676, 686
Indian prisoner return (1765) to, 4:739-40, 775
Indian visit (1747), 1:94-95
Iroquois Council:
(1751), 1:339-44; 9:83-84
(1754), 9:130, 143-44, 155; 10:845-46
(1756), 9:531-32
(1762), 3:661
Iroquois land claims, 10:972
jail, 1:231-32; 4:300, 303, 314, 329, 333, 356, 431
Canestio prisoners in, 11-822
Chippewa murderers of Sinclair servant (1767) in, 12:336, 337, 364;
13:435
escape of prisoners (1765), 4:885
debtors in, 5:27, 174-75; 8:134, 244, 376-77, 378, 381, 735-36
"incendiaries" in, 11:201
Indians (1757) in, 9:590, 622, 632, 642, 685, 686, 723; 13:95
jailer appointment (1774), 8:1025, 1027, 1028, 1031, 1038, 1039,
1040-41, 1081 ' '
Jessup land grant (1771), 8:4-5, 131, 198, 227-28 311-12, 364, 367, 382,
393-94, 397, 451-52, 474, 507, 676-77, 682, 982-83
Johnson house purchases in, 1:240; 2:761- 3:985; 9:36: 10-117-20-
12:1066-67 '
10
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Johnson as Justice of the Peace, 1:27; 7:869; 10:467, 565, 572, 610-11
Johnson offered shelter (1745) in, 1:42
Johnson patent petition (1761), 10:248-249
Johnson request for Gage meeting (1766) in, 12:104-105, 110-11
Johnson visit (1770), 7:741
Johnson (Guy) land grants, 11:121-22
Johnson (John) family captive (1776) in, 13:732
Johnson (Warren) view of in 1760, 13:184, 211
judicial appointments:
(1757), 2:732, 735
(1761), 3:385
(1762), 3:608-609, 617, 621-22, 624-25, 647-48, 651-52, 653, 655, 659,
666, 749, 750
(1770), 12:781, 783-85, 792-93, 795-96, 824-25
Kalm in, 1:304-306
Klock trial in, 4:3; 6:743-44
Lake George battle alert, 9:293
land indenture to Eobert Adems (1771), 8:266-70
land patents sold for quit-rent, 8:429, 543-44
land settlement conditions, 4:724
legal procedures (1756) in, 2:476
liquor sales in, 1:812-13; 2:496-98, 562, 646; 3:450, 943; 9:531, 545-46;
10:387, 478
legislation on public houses, 4:633; 5:556
Livingston Indian councils in, 12:552
Lydius trial (1762), 10:467
McMickel murder (1759), 10:962
Mahican conference (1762), 10:386-88
Mahican land claims, 10:387-88, 603-604; 11:361; 12:481
map, 3:515; 13:102
Masonic Lodge, 5:95; 12:103, 11471
Maybe attempt to trick Canajoharies in, 11:555-56
mayors of, l:185n, 329n; 4:569, 584; 5:64-65; 9:70-71; 13:12-13
mayor's right to issue trade passes, 5:492
Mohawk land claims and, 4:4-5, 239, 465, 747; 8:410-11, 567-69, 685-86,
702-703, 714, 721; 9:153, 159; 10:225, 604; 11:767; 12:541-42
Common Council claims and offers (1773-74), 8:936-37, 943, 949, 955-65,
976-77, 979-80, 981-82, 990-99, 1053-56, 1087
Common Council protest against Assembly bill (1773-74), 8:937n,
1014-15
Johnson Hall meeting with Mohawks (1773), 8:936-37, 943, 949, 954-
68, 976-77, 979-80, 981-82
Johnson Hall meeting of Mohawks (1774), 8:1095, 1105-1107, 1120-21
Mohawk status as a "nation" in, 8:958, 960, 967, 996, 1036-37, 1054-55
speech of Abraham to the Corporation, 8:965-68
Mohawk River survey (1761) and, 3:297, 312, 418
money lodged (1767) for Johnson at, 12:308
mortgage records, 7:1033
naturalization application of 26 inhabitants (1761), 3:357
naturalization certificates (1771), 7:1080-90, 1113-15, 1138-39
neutrality efforts in King George's War, 1:86-88
New York sloopage (1761), 13:211
Ohio Indian visit (1765), 11:784
Oneidas murdered in, 10:292, 312
Oswego cattle supplies (1756), 13:87
Oswego fall and, 2:555w
petition for soldiers' aid in harvesting (1755), 1:809-10, 819
port collector, 4:716; 11:691
postal robbery (1763), 10:613n, 614
post office:
complaints (1765), 4:852; 11:878-79, 940
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Index
Albany,
complaints (1766), 5:29, 32, 35, 36-37; 13:384-85
complaints (1772), 8:405, 419, 462-63
delivery regulations (1772), 12:960-61
Johnson accounts, 5:552; 6:765-66; 7:30, 647-48, 687-88; 8:176-77, 204,
538
riders for, 8:539
Shuckburgh and, 5:645
Stamp Act rioters (1766) and, 5:5,36
Van Schaack as postmaster in 1757, 13:94
prisoner exchanges with French at, 1:241-42, 283, 285, 338-39
recruitment (1763) in, 10:717
Road Bill, 1771, 7:1126
road conditions (1760-61), 13:185, 208, 211
road to Crown Point, map, 1:897; 2:740
road to Lake George, 9:277
road to Oswego, 9:486, 494-95
scalpings (1755), 9:201
Schaghticoke Indian land claims, 4:4-5; 8:686; 10:603-604, 608-609; 13:
284-85
Schuyler (Philip) monument, photograph, 8:370
scouts near, 1:109, 170
sheriff's appointments:
(1749), 9:51-52, 58
(1752), 9:98-99
(1761), 3:385, 389-90, 399n, 404, 408; 6:575n; 10:275-76, 310, 335, 570
(1762), 3:864, 901, 907, 951-52
(1763), 4:198-99, 205
(1765), 4:716
(1770), 12:847-48
Shirley meeting (1755) with Johnson in, 9:193
smallpox epidemic (1770), 7:874
Sons of Liberty in, 12:282-83
Stamp Act riots, 5:5-6, 34, 36, 62
stockades, 2:244
Stockbridge Indian land claims and, 12:271-73
Stockbridge Indian meeting (1763), 10:930-32
storehouse, 2:779; 3:594, 905, 978, 985; 4:188, 204, 325, 342, 379, 392, 427,
618, 668; 7:319; 10:15, 50-51; 12:207, 214; 13:104
stores :
Fort Stanwix Congress (176S) and, 6:432, 445-46, 447, 449, 569; 12:
416, 672 ' ' ' '
Glen (Cornelius) application (1767), 12:325
Indian blankets, 9:459
Oswego relief and, 9:434
rent, 4:562; 12:640
wagon shortage (1768), 6:148-49
surrogate court (1761), 3:299-300
surveyors of Indian lands, 3:307, 313
taxation of merchants, 3:129
trade:
(1758), 9:911, 919, 929
(1759), 10:125
(1760), 10:191
(1762), 3:623
(1763), 10:844
Canadian, 10:257, 260, 283
Chenundadey (1757), 13:100-101
New York Assembly administration (1769) of, 12:686-87
non-importation agreement (1770) and, 12:849
silver arm-band fraud (1770), 12:860, 862
traders' complaint (1767) against Jehu Hay, 12:289-90
traders' petition (1767), 5:495-96
12
Sir William Johnson Papers
troop levy (April, 1758) by Johnson, 13:108-10
Wemp suit, 8:740-41, 745-46, 787
winter weather (1769-72), 6:587; 7:1123; 8:675; 12:884
Albany River (Hudson Eiver at Albany), 2:647; 12:531-32; 13:184, 187
Albany Snow (vessel), 8:610, 625, 770, 808
Albemarle, George Keppel, third Earl of, 7:629?i
Cuban expedition, 3:681, 682, 894, 928
Havana trade regulation, 3:902, 923
Martinique and, 3:681; 10:459
Albergathy, d', 2:21, 24
Albot, Joseph, 3:177
Albrant, Hannis, 7:352
Albrant, John, 3:357
Albraut, Johannis, 12:819
Alcide (vessel), 1:686, 692-93; 2:61, 88, 218
Aleyweyuncta (Mingo), 4:505
Alempigan, 13:448
Alexander (political writer), 7:1147-48
Alexander, James, 1:367-68
on Albany election of 1752, 9:88n, 89, 90
Iroquois Council (1751), 1:339-344
New Jersey visit (1752), 9:87
Susquehanna Purchase and, 9:131
Alexander, Suky, 3:324; 4:10
Alexander, William (later known as the Earl of Stirling), 1:363; 9:233;
13:41w
on Albany French trade (1755), 1:543
boats for Crown Point expedition (1755), 1:557
butler of, 4:328
Canajoharie land claims, 3:745, 934; 4:116; 10:565
Council of Provincial Officers and, 2:305, 308, 319, 324; 9:312-13
Crown Point expedition (1755) arms, 1:519, 736; 2:476
Dieskau and, 2:205
at Fort George Council meeting on Susquehanna Purchase (1755), 1:454
gardener of, 3:919; 4:48, 49
Indian Affairs and, 2:400-401
at Kayaderosseras hearing, 4:683
Klock and, 3:584
lawyer recommended by, 8:742-43
Niagara expedition (1755) recruitment, 1:534, 755, 777, 786, 804, 841
in Oriskany patent, 12:697
Orme and, 1:895
portrait, 1:777
tent for, 1:609
Alexander, John, and Company, 4:195
Croghan accounts, 4:687, 716, 830; 11:636, 694
Alexandria (Va.) Council:
Johnson's authority and, 1:476, 501, 613, 616, 645, 826, 850, 855; 9:174-75
Johnson's expenses at, 2:566
Minutes, 1:465, 492, 521, 599, 612; 9:168
Pownall exclusion from, 13:59
Alexowitz, prince of Russia, 3:564
Algonquins:
Claus meeting (1771), 8:214n
liquor trade, 12:347
location, 3:240n; 4:242; 5:650n
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:481; 11:278-81
recruitment (1764), 4:426
Eoyal Proclamation on Colonial government (1763) and, 10:985
Stockbridge Indians and, 3:623
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Index
Algonquins,
Western Indian message (1763), 3:273?i
See also Skaghquanoghrono Indians
Allan, Thomas, 6:242, 244, 247
Allegany County, New York, ll:515?i
Allegheny Indians, 3:33%, 759, 846; 9:779
Allegheny Mountains, 11:793; 13:193
English ambush of Delawares (1764), 4:390
Iroquois war path, 5:560, 10:605
Mason- Dixon line and, 5:429, 469, 556; 12:310
Ohio Company land grant (1770), 7:591
Pennsylvania Iroquois land release (1757-58), 2:684, 755; 10:46, 47 ; 12:405
Allegheny River, 3:33n; 7:591; 8:882; 10:539
Allements, 10:822
Allen, , goods ordered from, 8:881
Allen, (Newkirk companion), 3:932, 935, 941-42; 10:564w, 568-69
Allen, Elizabeth, 7:352
Allen, John (son of William Allen), 12:595
Izard and, 4:775, 780, 811; 11:802, 830
Allen, Eiehard, 4:43-44, 107; 10:661
Allen, William (Chief Justice) :
affidavit on Delaware Philadelphia Treaty of 1737, 3:804, 813, 840, 841
Croghan on, 4:340, 420, 421, 465
Easton Treaty (1762) proceedings and, 10:566-67
Quaker reports, 13:279
Election of 1764 and, 4:564
Fort Allen and, 10:533n
Port Stanwix Congress and, 6:325; 12:392
trade loss indemnities asked at, 6:477-78; 12:594-95
Francis recommended as Deputy, 12:276-77
Czard and, 4:767, 832
Penn (Thomas) political aid (1764) to Johnson, 11:126-27
Pennsylvania condolence present for frontier outrages (1768), 6:104, 107
Pennsylvania-Maryland boundary and, 5:525, 545, 646; 6:2-3
Philadelphia trader memorial (1763), 4:268
Quaker schemes (1768) against Johnson, 6:237-38
warrant against Stump, 12:425
Allen, William, Jr., 8:1139, 1147, 1153
Allen, William, trader, 2:577, 585; 3:157
Allen, Fort, 2:802, 814; 9:734; 10:533
Allicocke, Joseph, 7:172, 230n
Alliday (Mohawk woman), 2:575
Allimingey, Pennsylvania, 3:767, 839
Allison, Patrick, 4:632; 11:565, 614
Allman, Thomas, 1:381
Allsopp, George, 5:181, 342; 6:8
Almon (British bookseller), 7:839
Alricks, Harm's, 5:435n
Alsop :
Darlington (Margaret) and, 7:628
Alsop, John, 7:521
Alsop, Richard, 3:148
Alstine, Cornelius, 8:655
Alston, John (Catawba), 8:563; 12:965
Alt, Johannis, 13:554
imprisonment for debt (1766), 5:27, 35, 175, 196
named in Johnson patents, 3:634; 6:771; 10:248; 12:819
naturalization of, 3:357; 7:352
Altamaha River, 10:979
Amadagia (Onondaga), 11:709
Amagansett, 8:863
Amboy, New Jersey, 4:327, 343, 346; 7:731
Amelia (ship), 5:599, 602, 603, 706, 12:334
14
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Ames, James, 3:919
Amherst (Jeffery, first Lord?) "The Cautious Commander," portrait, 4:340
Amherst, Sir Jeffery, maj. gen., l:548n, 670w, 856»; 2:S5n; 5:122ji; 10:607;
12:1007
Abercrombie, Jr. and, 10:863n
Albany sheriff appointment and, 3:952; 10:276, 310, 335
Albemarle and, 3:928
appointment as commander in chief (1758), 3:12-15, 34n; 10:85
autograph, 3:xvii
Belle Isle and Pondieherry victory reports, 13:245
Canadian Indians and, 3:196, 273n, 354, 553, 664-65, 670, 678; 10:281,
450-51
Canajoharie Council (1759) and, 3:27-312
Canajoharie school and, 10:219
Canestio murders and, 3:932-33, 941-42, 961, 978, 983; 4:64; 10:611, 613,
614-15, 623-25, 628-29, 632, 633, 634, 648-49, 653, 679, 681-82, 751
Canestio expedition and, 4:421
Carolina Indian return (1762), 10:351
Catholic religious liberties and, 10:281, 415; 13:165
Cessation of Arms (1763) and, 10:617, 659
on Cherokees, 3:516-17, 550, 573, 581, 593
Clapham murder (1762) and, 10:520-21, 544, 690
Claus commission and, 3:363, 371, 379, 548, 753, 830, 862; 10:191, 259,
261-62, 474
Claus draft on Johnson, for Williamoz, 10:315
correspondence with Pitt, (See Pitt, William, Amherst letters)
Croghan claim (1766), for non-payment, 5:78, 94, 145-46
and Croghan debt to Denny, 10:255, 257, 306
Croghan resignation, 4:208, 209; 10:823-27, 858-59, 882
Crown Point encampment and, 3:389
Crown Point fortification (1759), 13:140, 150, 151
deserters (1760) and, 10:194
on Detroit capture, 3:315-19, 343-44
Detroit expedition (Monckton), 10:163
Detroit Indian siege (1763) and, 4:138-39, 150-52, 167, 186-87, 212-13;
10:716-17, 719, 723, 761
Michilimackinac capture, 10:788
Niagara attacks, 4:148-49, 212-13; 10:860-61, 867, 868-69
Presque Isle attack, 10:733
reprisals, 4:149, 151, 152, 166-67, 172, 183, 186-87, 193, 194, 195, 201,
202, 204, 210-11, 212, 363; 10:766, 813, 830, 831, 835-38, 856-57,
880, 905, 911; 13:325%
Venango attack, 4:165
Easton Council (1761) and, 3:205, 522, 523, 526
Egremont and, 4:201
English declaration of war on Spain (1762), 10:420-21, 428, 434, 440, 451
Erie vessels and, 10:274, 285, 293
Eyre and, 3:375; 4:432
financial policies, 10:89, 96, 155, 196-98
arms disbursement (1759) and, 3:16, 18, 19, 21; 10:102-103, 107, 109,
111, 508-509, 548-49, 597-98
arms disbursement (1760), 3:197, 199, 202, 206, 225, 227, 238; 10:187-88
arms disbursement (1761), 3:331, 345, 388, 513, 515, 520, 571, 581-82,
594, 600; 10:245, 246, 257-58, 275, 284, 286-87, 291, 331; 13:270
arms disbursement (1762), 3:663, 758, 823, 890, 905, 965, 986-87
arms disbursement (1763), 4:63, 188, 189, 209; 10:624, 750-51, 858
Indian Affairs personnel retrenchment (1760), 3:277-78
Indian Affairs personnel retrenchment (1761), 3:277-78, 304, 329,
331-32, 350, 352-54, 375; 10:232
Indian Affairs personnel retrenchment (1762), 3:606, 611, 622, 627,
717-18, 730, 741, 742, 858, 876-77, 914, 978-79; 10:475, 489, 560
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Amherst, Sir Jeffery, maj. gen.,
present disbursement (1760), 3:197, 199, 201, 218, 219, 236, 252-53,
256, 263
present disbursement (1761), 3:354, 515, 553, 593, 594, 597-98; 10:92,
117, 138, 189, 244-46, 255, 257-58, 262, 277-79, 284, 286-87, 288-89,
290, 291, 306, 307, 348
present disbursement (1762), 3:599-601, 645, 675, 733, 734, 741, 744,
758; 10:354-55, 427, 535, 548-49
present disbursement (1763), 4:6, 219; 10:612-13, 615, 625, 649, 652,
654, 658-59, 717, 857-58, 880; 11:127
voucher forms, 11:976
Forbes and, 10:91, 103-104, 108
Fort Stanwix bridge repair (1763), 13:302
Fort Schuyler and, 3:831, 835, 836, 857, 859; 10:482-83, 488-89
Frank murder and, 3:434, 435, 504, 506; 10:292, 297, 312
frontier defense requisitions (1763), 10:883, 888, 910, 912-13, 938, 986;
11:12
fur purchases, 10:314; 13:258
Furey and, 4:217
George II, death, 10:207-208
German Flats alarm (1762) and, 3:854, 856-57, 859; 10:477-78, 479, 496
German Flats Iroquois Conference (1763) and, 10:748-51, 753, 754-59, 761
Gladwin instructions (1761), 3:414; 10:293-96
glass commemorating victories of, 3:387
Gordon (Lord Adam) political scheme and, 12:317, 712
Harris sale of European goods (1761), 10:235
Illinois French trade (1762), 3:935, 941, 961
Indian Affairs Secretaryship candidates (1762), 3:581, 606, 611, 627, 635,
717-18, 730, 792-93, 958-59, 989; 10:352, 355-56, 433-36, 438; 13:179
on Indian services against French, 3:192-93, 198-99, 204-207, 237-38,
346-47, 442-43, 446, 452
On Indian services against hostile nations, 4:151, 181, 209; 10:209, 761,
777, 826-27, 856-57, 879, 883, 991
Iroquois-French intrigue (1760-62), 3:670, 678, 920; 4:800; 10:380-81, 384-
86, 392-93, 394, 399-400, 405, 406-407, 421-25; 11:869
Iroquois threats (1761) of uprising, 3:421, 505, 510-13, 514-16, 519-22,
662-63, 792; 10:316-17, 321-22, 331, 382, 404-405, 471-72
Iroquois threats (1763) of uprising, 4:95-100, 138, 14S-52, 164, 165, 166-
67, 169, 171-73; 10:679-84, 857-58, 877-81
Jesuit grants, 7:576n, 897
Johnson's Albany meeting (1763) with, 10:884, 888, 890, 905-906, 910,
911-12
Johnson's English preferment and, 3:304-306
Johnson's receipt of Amherst's correspondence and intelligence (June,
1761), listed, 10:298-99, 300
on Johnson's salary as Colonel, 3:183, 184, 185, 196, 199, 201, 305-306, 350
Johnson's Schenectady meeting (1760) with, 10:147, 149-50. IBS
Johnson (Guy) request for change of service, 3:886-87, 895
Johnson (John) commission (1762), 3:685, 725; 10:401
Johnson (Warren) visit (1761), 3:387; 13:211
Johnson Hall guards (1763) and, 10:868, 913-14
Jonathan and, 10:165, 166, 171
Klock affair and, 3:618-20; 4:193, 196
knighting of, 3:580, 595
Knox and, 6:733
La Corne St. Luc and, 8:561
Lake Champlain victory (1759), 10:130
land holdings, 7:191
Lottridge commission application (1762) and, 3:971
Louisiana command, 3:669, 682
Martinique reduction and, 10:428, 459
medal for Johnson, 3:378; 10:258
on Michilimackinac conference (1762), 3:645
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Missisauga treaties and, 3:131-32, 136-37, 142, 143, 251
on Mohawk country defense, 3:17; 4: 231-32 ; 10:78
Mohawk land claims and, 10:756-57
Mohawk visitors (1759), 10:125, 127, 128; 13:152
Montreal expedition (1760), 3:237rc, 260, 283; 8:1068; 10:179, 180-85, 218,
251-54, 258, 317, 504; 13:144
campaign orders, 3:192, 199, 203, 228-29, 242
Canadian Indian speech to Johnson, 13:163-66
Indian provision list, 10:176-77
Isle Royale treaty, 3:272-73; 10:177?i; 11:353-54
journey, 13:169-71
medals for Indian troops, 3:317-18, 346, 378, 386, 441, 442-43, 445;
10:218, 251,54, 258, 264; 13:218, 220, 222
Montreal capitulation, 3:309; 11:609»; 13:171, 189, 190
Montreal leaves, 3:576, 577
Niagara campaign (1759), 3:19, 21, 37-47, 78, 107
Niagara garrisoning, 13:118, 158
Oswego correspondence, 13:121, 131, 138, 139, 140, 146
Prideaux death and, 3:78, 106, 107, 110, 119, 120, 124; 13:116, 123
recruitment, 10:85-86, 89-90, 96, 170
victory, 3:108, HOn, 118-20, 124-25, 126-27
Niagara Carrying Place trade permits, 3:387; 5:515, 728, 928; 10:265, 270;
11:895
Niagara Detroit Congress (1761) and, 3:429rc, 520, 521, 522, 524, 558, 597;
10:277-79, 290-92, 297, 306; 13:231, 245, 255, 271
instructions, 3:421-23, 514-15; 10:284-85, 286-87, 288-89, 295-96, 299-
300, 307; 13:215
proceedings, 3:559-60, 561, 570-71, 580 81, 593, 599; 10:330-31, 334,
343, 347-48, 353-54, 460
Niagara journey boatmen (1760), 10:161, 164, 166-67
Niagara relief (1760), 10:157, 159, 160, 162
Ohio fortification, 4:49
Oswegatchie attack plans (1759) and, 3:19, 20-21, 141-43; 13:23-24, 123,
126, 136-37, 139, 144-45, 146, 151
on Oswego trade, 3:251-52, 253-56, 257, 261-63; 10:156
outpost maintenance and, 11:6; 12:36
pani return (1761), 3:361; 10:269
Paris Peace Treaty (1763) and, 4:104; 10:663, 670
Philadelphia conference on Indian Affairs (1759), 10:108
Philadelphia merchants and, 4:265, 268
portrait, 3:129; 4:138, 192, 210, 238, 398
on prisoners among Indians, 3:693; 10:178, 187, 188, 285, 287, 289, 326,
343, 351, 353, 362, 453, 459, 460, 563, 568-69
Quebec and, 3:128, 229, 243-45, 247-48, 259-60; 10:160, 163, 171-73;
13:123, 136, 146, 154
resignation as Commander in Chief, 4:613, 626; 11:500, 517
return to England, 3:361, 547; 4:222, 233, 237-38, 254-55, 260, 263, 284,
297; 10:925, 926, 934, 937; 11:138, 193; 13:271
public and political reception, 4:320, 336, 339, 340, 341, 342, 362, 364,
394, 398, 464; 5:769; 13:330
Roberts and, 8:133
Rogers and, 3:246-47, 248, 250, 260. 262, 315-16, 330; 7:732
Roubaud and, 3:279n, 280, 554; 10:186-87, 188
St. Johns expedition (1759), 3:12S, 145; 13:131
St. John's expedition (1762). 3:894, 897-98, 910, 912
Shawnees and, 3:670; 7:610; 10:432, 434-35, 452, 458, 460, 543-44, 688-89
Susquehanna purchase and, 3:302, 700-91, 884-85, 891, 904; 4:19 70 75,
76, 84, 106, 122, 135; 10:213, 215, 230-31, 232, 266-267, 471-72, 473-74,
478, 554, 567, 656, 671, 672
at Ticonderoga, 3:120
on trade regulation, 3:515, 536 588, 594, 728, 742, 905, 928, 941, 942,
979; 4:24, 172; 10:103-104, 125, 128, 257, 260, 321, 323, 382, 865
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Amherst, Sir Jeffery, rnaj. gen.,
liquor, 3:597-98, 601, 620, 621, 624, 665, 686, 700, 703, 711, 721-22, 792,
793, 943, 962, 976; 4:134, 135, 192; 10:383, 388, 447, 478, 483, 489,
491, 496, 683; 13:281
Vaudreuil exclusive grant at Green Bay and, 12:6
Virginia governorship, 6:338, 570n, 578
Virginia murders (1763) and, 4:180, 189
warrants to Johnson (1759), 3:182, 183, 184-85, 186; 10:89, 96, 109, 111,
114-15
1760, 3:197, 199, 200, 201, 261, 266, 277; 10:195-98
1761, 3:331-32, 345, 347, 582, 593; 10:243, 277-78, 285, 286, 290, 293,
297, 306, 308, 348
1762, 3:601, 607, 821, 824, 870, 884, 913, 963, 978, 985; 10:471, 472,
496 508 557n
1763, 4:13-14, 22, 26-27, 32-33, 70, 150, 209, 217, 221; 10:654-55, 660-61,
662-63, 670, 688, 882, 883, 912, 924
1764, 4:423, 439
Waters instructions (1761), 10:293-96
Yates and, 3:385
Amherst, William, col., 3:228rc, 290
return to England, 4:254, 398
Saint John's expedition and, 3:880, 897, 898, 910, 912, 959
Amiel, John, ensign, 5:817; 12:216-17
Aminabeaujeu (Chippewa chief), 7:716
Amory, John, 1:220, 251
Amos (Mohawk), 12:531
Amsterdam, Holland, 1:347
Ana (Mohawk), 3:610
Anada (Oneida sachem), 1:135
Anaiasa (Huron chief), 3:483, 488, 496-97
Anakanko Indians, see Onagonque Indians
Ananinqua (Mingo), 4:505; 11:330
Ananquiere (Pottawatomie?), Wabash Indian message (1765), 11:982
Anaquadecka (Seneca), 12:288
Anaroongo (Onondaga sachem), 10:236-37
Anawaka (Oneida chief), 11:512
death (1772) of, 8:405; 12:946
Andee Kouiasse (Chippewa chief), 4:804, 807
Anderson ,3:70
Anderson, sgt., 4:396
Anderson, Capt., 1:194
Anderson, David, 2:305-306
Anderson, George, 11:488
Anderson, John, 4:572, 608; 5:493
Anderson, Thomas, 7:455
Anderson, William (Delaware chief), 5:666; 10:685
Anderton, John 6:254
Anderton, Francis, 6:258
Andras, Jacob, 5:721
Andrew (Huron), 11:646
Delaware-Shawnee punishment expeditions and, 4:628, 664; 11:604 625
on Western Indian threats of uprising, 7:29; 13-438-39
Andrews, Collin, 4:617; 13:234, 267
Campbell draft, 7:871, 984-85
Couagne and, 3:671; 4:247
on Lake Erie shipwreck, 4:200; 10:812-13
liquor trade, 3:719, 720-21; 8:363
Andrews, Francis, 7:868
Andrews, James, 8:139
Andrews, Job, 1:857
Andrews, Lewis, 8:1026, 1033, 1149-50
Andrews, Robert, 1:857; 4:540
Andrews, Samuel, 7:170
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Andrews (Androws), Bev. William, 8:ix, 1, 59
academy, 8:x, 279, 307, 320
brother* Colin and, 7:871
draft on Mortier, 7:355, 556
Glen and, 8:678
Inglis and, 7:359, 966
Johnson draft, 7:335
Johnstown mission and, 8:522, 549, 887
letters of recommendation, 7:239-40, 247-49, 253, 256, 272
Schenectady ministry, 7:291, 300-301, 390, 393, 567, 588, 693, 811-12, 906,
1160; 8':182, 863, 928; 12:1078-79
on Trinity College supply of missionaries, 7:291, 296, 301
Aneus (Anigut, Sadahanwonota — Tuscarora), 10:945
Angell, Samuel, capt., 1:867
at Peirce court of enquiry, 9:257
scouting orders, 2:190, 253, 268; 9:290, 296
Angra, 13:213
Anias (Chenundady), 9:652, 656, 780
Anias (Mohawk), 9:489
Animals :
bear, 13:186
buffalo, 13:205
fox, 13:204
hare, 3:187, 188
monkey, 1:379, 380; 4:845
panther, 13:198
pig (See Cattle, swine)
snakes, 12:447; 13:191-92, 206
squirrel, 13:206
turtle, 13:213
wolves, 13:186, 201, 203-204, 205, 262
See also Birds; Cattle; Dogs; Fur; Horses; Meat; Sheep
Ann, Fort, 7:638n
Anna Catherine (prisoner), 11:487
Annaharissa (Onondaga chief), 12:670
Annapolis, Maryland:
Braddock in*, 1:459, 462, 650
Council on Schanadarigroene migration, 9:341-42
Cresap (Thomas) in, 8:1179
Delaware raids near, 2:468
Nanticoke land sales, 6:172-73
Annapolis Boyal, Canada:
expedition against (1710) 1:9»
French plans to retake (1755), 1:849
Indians of, 5:577
siege of (1746), 1:63, 66, 67
Annatawassee, 1:207
Anne, queen of England:
Albany Indian mission, 7:507
Dellius patent, 10:311
Mohegan Connecticut claims and, 4:457-58, H'.l; 11:257, 260, 416, 419-20,
423, 430
Annesley, Dr. William, 5:381, 518-19; 13:399
Annett, Joseph, 5:345
Annibal, Cornelius, 2:306
Annodagah, sec Onondaga
Annogongue Indians, see Onagonque Indians
Annual "Register, 5:490; 6:7::.'5, 779; 7:172
Anourisli:> (Canasadega), 10:94
Anson. George, Lord, 1:116; 2:532; 3:659
Cosby tract and, 4:204-205
Antecomp, Grace, 4:155
Antelope (vessel), 1:31, 37, 57, 181, 195, 220, 251
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Antell, , 7:897
Anthon (Antoine, Antony), Dr. George Christian, 5:205; 12:3; 13:256
Croghan expedition (1765) and, 4:798; 11:853, 872, 958
Fort Pitt appointment (1761), 3:300, 346
Anthony (Canajoharie):
plan to kill Johnson (1757), 2:715; 9:773, 774, 776
Anthony ("native New York Indian"), land deed (1754) to George II,
11:945-48
Anthony, Charles, 4:154; 5:154; 11:432
Anthony, Elisabeth, 5:154
Anthony, Ephraim, 5:153
Anthony, Hannah, 5:154
Anthony, Jeams, 5:153
Anthony, John, 4:159; 5:153
Anthony, Joseph, 5:154
Anthony, Margaret, 4:155; 11:433
Anthony, Marey, 4:160
Anthony, Patience, 5:153
Anthony, Sarah, 4:155; 5:154; 11:433
Anthony, Stephen, 5:153
Anthony, Toby, 5:154
Anthony's Nose, 3:299; 8:1190; 11:250; 12:1069
Anticosti Island, 10:978. 979
Antigua, 3:635. 749; 12:70
Antil, (Colden friend), 8:528
Antill (Antle), , Canadian visit (1766), 5:231, 429, 474
Antill, John, 12:981
Antoine, Dr. George, see Anthon, Dr. George Christian
Antonagan Eiver, 7:790; 8:124
Antony (Orughiyagareghre — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Antony (Sorihowane — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:175
Antwerp, Lewis, 1:840
Anugh Kary Tawy (Tionenkekorowy), 9:747
Anughuanqua (Oneida chief), 10:44
Apalichicola Eiver, 10:978, 979
Aper, Abigail, 4:155
Aperigo, , 9:796
Apes, Mary, 4:160
Apockys, 4:526; 11:349
Appalachian Mountains:
Delaware-Shawnee uprisings (1755), 2:368
as French-English boundary, 1:445, 552; 9:570
Pennsylvania-Iroquois land deed release (1758), 10:45, 47
Apple, Hannis, 2:575; 3:357
Apple Door, Devonshire, 13:214
Appy, John:
French attack threats (1758), 2:845n, 867-68; 9:930-31
Eoubaud letter translation (1761), 3:332
salaries of Indian soldiers and, 9:590, 633
Williamoz payment (1761) by Claus, 3:548
Wood correspondence, 2:851w, 852ra, 854n, 855?i, 866-70
Appy, Mrs John, see Banyar, Elizabeth Mortier Appy (Mrs. Goldsbrow1)
Apthorpe, Charles W., 4:612; 8:289, 296
Johnson (Warren) American visit (1746), 1:53, 59 67
postal appointments (1769), 7:287
Wappinger hearing, 5:506
Aquadjood (French Indian), 1:357
Aquiota, 1:405
Aquirandongwas (Caghnawaga), 7:956; 13:633
Araghiadecka (Canajoharie sachem) see Brant, Nicholas
Arajungas (Seneca chief), 11:157
Arbo, John, 6:69
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Arbre Oroche, Michigan, 6:275n; 12:491n, S39n
Arbre Croehe Indians, see Ottawas
Archer, George, 5:616-17
Archer, John, 5:616-17
Archer, Thomas, 5:616-17
Archibald, 1:358
Arent (Kanundaghkirha — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:175
Argenson, Count d', 2:25ft
Argin, Thomas, 8:610-11
Argyle, Duke of, 7:1078
Argyle, New York, 7:596
Arhonenther (Onondaga sachem), 1:365
Aria (Mohawk), 3:151; 8:685, 958-59, 960; 9:653
Chenundadies and, 10:147
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10: ISO; 13:173
Ariawacka (Oneida), 11:29, 31
Arighwadaga (Chehussio chief), 11:321, 325
Arkansas (Archangas), 10:822
Arkansas (Arcanzas) Indians, 6:392; 8:661, 11:497
Croghan message (1766), 13:412
Pontiac message (1766), 12:228
Arkansas River, 8:889
Arkson, Garrett, 1:219
Armagh, Ireland, 5:434
Arms:
for Abercromby Lake George expedition (1758), 10:6-7, 8, 10, 15
in Adems accounts, 13:542, 543, 545, 546, 548, 555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 561,
608
Albany orders (1758), 2:779
Albany orders (1766), 12:114, 207, 214
bayonets, 13:196
Bradstreet burial (1764) of cannon and ammunition, 11:493
Bradstreet order of fusils, 6:64-65
in Butler accounts (1761-71), 13:508
Campbell orders, 5:515; 7:27, 28, 52; 13:340, 345, 351, 364
Canadian liquor traders (1772) and, 12:972-73
Canadian stores (1760-61), 10:168, 333-34
for Canajoharie fort, 9:416, 428
for Canestio attack (1764), 4:325
cannon:
brass, 8:460
Fort Edward, 9:553
Fort Johnson, 13:82-83
French (1759), 13:142
Great Carrying Place, 9:434
Indian warfare and, 11:206
at Niagara (1759), 13:124, 158, 159
Schenectady, 10:148, 923
in Cape Breton expedition, 1:32
in Cartagena expedition, 1:11, 12
Crown Point artillery and ordnance (1755), 1:476-82, 488, 515, 518-20
538, 577-78, 604, 653-54, 664, 674, 710-11, 746-47, 759, 761, 762-63, 770,
789, 822, 825, 828, 889; 2:65, 79, 85, 99, 117-20, 130, 131-32; 9:206
Albany stores, 1:503-504, 510, 525, 542, 557, 600, 6.S1-N2, ess 688, 799-
802, 836-37, 894; 2:67, 71, 101, 119-20, 149-50, 21 I, 215, 229, 551;
9:269-70, 304
deficiency list (1755), 9:263
Eyre's artillery list of stores (August), 1:820, 821; 9:221-22
Fort Edward, 2:144, 154, 239, 258, 321; 9:. ".07
Fort Frederick, 1 :;">.'> 1
French, 1:509, 678-79, 695-96, 891-92; 2:60, 62, 96, 119, 399
of French deserters, 2:253, 257-58
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.Arms
' gun-carriages, 1:510, 577-78, 580, 587, 593-94, 600, 608, 611, 613, 619,
647, 652, 655, 670, 674, 680, 686, 691, 724, 759, 830, 839; 2:116;
9:279
management in anticipated siege, 2:328-32
management at Battle of Lake George, 9:229-30
Massachusetts, 1:478, 571-75, 608, 610-11, 617-18, 623n, 661-62, 689,
690-91, 696, 707-709, 858, 872, 885
New York City, 1:443-45, 563, 676, 680, 682-84, 685, 686-89, 759; 2:79
Whiting ammunition return, 9:287
cutlasses, 2:585, 589, 629
cutler qualifications (Samuel Edge), 12:980-82
Delaware, 2:681, 4:495, 498; 11:244
disbursement to Indians, 1:52, 72, 78, 81, 82-83, 84, 92, 95, 97, 107, 110,
134, 281; 2:293, 298; 9 :15-30passim, 346, 347, 352, 440, 470, 563-64,
645, 646
(1757), 2:720-21, 725; 9:490, 507, 510, 588, 605, 611, 619, 620, 649, 651,
652, 653, 657, 779, 780, 781, 789, 810, 829-30, 869
(1758), 2:807; 3:14; 9:889, 891-92, 895, 927-28, 933, 942
(1759), 3:16, 18, 19, 21, 39, 41, 44, 46; 10:102-103, 107, 109, 111, 50S-
509, 548-49, 597-98
(1760), 3:197, 199, 202, 206, 225, 227, 233, 235, 238; 10:143-44, 170,
187-88, 194
(1761), 3:331, 345, 356, 388, 466, 493, 513, 515, 520 571, 581-82, 594,
600; 10:221, 222, 223, 238, 239, 240, 245, 246, 256*, 257-58, 275, 279,
284, 286-87, 291, 326-29, 331, 332-33, 698-99; 13:236, 237, 240, 259,
263, 268, 270
(1762). 3:662-63, 708, 712, 758, 823, 890, 905, 964, 965, 986-87; 10:370,
371, 427, 473, 492, 508-509, 515, 519, 535, 548-49, 597, 701, 704, 705,
706, 707, 709, 710
(1763), 4:62, 63, 101, 136, 188, 189, 200, 204, 209, 234, 257; 10:624,
657-58, 684, 713, 714, 750, 755, 858, 899, 932, 934, 956-57, 988-89
(1764), 4:287, 331, 371, 378, 379, 469; 11:167-68, 477, 495, 771, 780
(1765), 4:638, 874; 11:596, 708, 709-10, 821, 870
(1766), 5:96, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252-53, 254, 255; 12:49, 67, 200, 240;
13:382, 401-404
(1767), 5:671, 672, 718; 12:258, 259, 287, 288, 345, 362, 371, 388
(1768), 6:366-94passim, 524, 540; 12:482, 498-99 500, 662, 670, 671
(1769), 6:656-66passim; 7:15, 973-Slpasst'm; 12:799
(1770), 7:780, 782, 783; 12:803, 834, 850, 852, 864, 867, 868, 869
(1771-73), 12:900; 13:630, 713, 717
disbursement :
French, 4:282, 295, 404, 585, 607, 628, 801; 5:723; 9:578-79, 630, 691;
11:167-68, 246, 404, 475, 482, 504, 696-97, 870
English imports, 1:141, 456, 464; 2:899-90; 9:434; 10:102, 108
fire-arrows, 1:101-102; 10:734; 11:9
Fort Johnson shortage (1756-57), 9-829; 13:82-85
Fort William Augustus (1760), 10:176-77
French:
at Detroit (1760), 10:145, 168
for German Flats attack (1758), 9:915, 930
Indian trade (1764), 11:219, 228
at Niagara (1759), 10:122-23
at Oswegatchie, 3:134-35; 9:915
against Oswego, 2:691n
Oawego plunder (1757), 9:606, 630
at Ticonderoga (1757), 2:718, 790
gift of pistols from John Lewis Gage, 5:817-18
gun loaned to Otoangaut (Seneca chief), 7:1045
gunpowder:
Duncan order (1767), 5:515
Holland, 8:1053, 1078
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Montreal proclamation (1763) on, 4:286
Phyn order (1766), 5:41
prices (1761), 13:233, 270
shipments, 3:377; 7:933, 1039, 1041, 1123-24; 8:1053
shortage rumors (1757), 9:628
storage charges (1771), 7:1124; 8:47, 56
gunsmith's account (1767-68), 12:483-86
gunsmith's account (1770), 7:1004-13
against Indian raids, 1:53, 148, 149; 2:443-44
Indian trade regulation, 3:884; 7:315, 405; 10:354-355; 11:730, 731, 738;
13:270
prohibition (1764), 4:237, 316, 400, 490, 617; 11:16, 20, 168, 234, 266,
539
Johnson's brass gun from Sir Peter Warren, 3:825
Johnson Hall ammunition order (1765), 11:593
Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:648-49, 657, 658, 661, 662, 663, 664
knives (See Instruments, knives)
on Martinique expedition, 3:625-26
Michilimackinac Indian trade (1766), 12:199
Michilimackinae requirements (1767), in Eogers plan, 13:449
Mohawk Eiver defense, 3:853; 4:170, 178, 188; 9:536, 543, 551-52, 666,
872, 876; 10:6-7, 8, 10, 15
New York scarcities, 2:466, 482; 7:912; 10:912-13
Niagara cargoes (1768), 12:650
Niagara expedition (1759), 3:39, 41, 44, 46, 62-63, 79, 96, 107-108, 112,
116, 122, 139-40; 13:116, 120
Oswego boat convoy, 9:429, 434, 444
for Oswego garrison, 1:25-26, 29; 9:422, 431
outpost occupation (1761), 3:524, 525; 13:250, 253
pattereroes (pedreros), 2:538n; 10:762, 763
Philadelphia (1760), 13:181. 200
in Phyn and Ellice accounts (1767-68), 13:469, 470, 472, 476
poison bullets, 13:206
prices:
(1755-56), 2:506-646pa.s.s/m
(1758-59), 3:151, 156, 158, 167, 168, 174, 177
(1761), 3:302, 531-35
(1762), 10:391
(1763), 10:750, 755, 769, 830
(1764), 4:559; 11:36
(1770), 7:021, 623, 625, 837, 838, 844, 858, 860, 888-89, 973-81passm.
1044
Quaker supplies of, 2:777
rifle "true or exact," ordered, 12:968
Rogers supply for alleged treason plot (1768), 12:440
for Roubaud,' 3:637-38
sale of French plunder (1758), 9:889-90, 891, 900
Seneca, 1:765; 11:16, 20
settlers (1763), 10:718
Sioux, 10:711
soldiers' purchase of, 2:734-35; 4:170, 178, 185, 237, 261, 301; 13:109
penalties for default, 10:1 L3
swords, 2:422; 13:196, 652
tariffs on, 4:560, 566
theft of, 9:281; 12:940, 967; 13:713
Van Ill's shipment (1771), 8:61, 68, 83, 87, 103, L07, L38, 117, L65
Wade and Keiuser orders (1770), 7:824, 825
Warren estate claim, 13:28, 29, 32
Armstrong, Bigoe, col., 13:623n
Armstrong, George (bookkeeper), 1:294
Armstrong, George, col.:
foxhounds of, 4:27; 12:2-3
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Armstrong, George, Col.,
shipwreck (1764), 4:341, 383
Armstrong, James, 5:825; 9:728, 732
Armstrong, John, 5:230
Armstrong, John, capt. (Indian), 5:666
Armstrong, John, col.:
Carlisle survey (1762), 3:875ft
Kittaning destruction, 5:616; 10:964ft
Eevolution and, 7:108ft
Armstrong, Thomas, 1:127-28, 150, 181, 270
letter of recommendation for his brother, 1:294-95
Armstrong, Pennsylvania, forts at, 2:522
Army:
8th regiment, 13:623ft
16th regiment, 7:554, 569, 671-72
17th regiment, 2:801n,; 11:119
21st Eegiment, 8:50
22nd regiment, 2:801ft; 11:199, 223; 13:102
26th regiment, 7:1079
27th regiment, 2:801ft
34th regiment, 11:928
35th regiment, 2:425, 464ft, 801ft
40th regiment, 3:517ft
42nd regiment (See Army, Eoyal Highlanders, infra)
44th regiment:
Braddock expedition (1755), 1:783, 791, 793, 826-27; 8:1067
Caghnawaga abuse (1761), 3:376-77, 380, 383
Detroit relief (1763), 10:788
Niagara expedition (1759) and, 3:49, 50, 53, 55, 57-105passim; 8:1068
orders (1761), 3:403
46th regiment, 2:801ft; 3:384, 403; 8:1026, 1149-50
Cuban expedition (1762), 3:990ft
in Niagara expedition (1759), 3-A9-105passim; 10:128-29, 130-31
Niagara relief (1763), 10:803, 817
51st (Pepperel's) regiment, 1:435, 436, 445-47, 448, 512ft, 538, 548ft, 566,
598, 642, 779ft; 2:393ft, 495ft
55th regiment, 2:801ft
60th regiment (See Army, Eoyal Americans, infra)
78th regiment, 3:403; 4:102
80th (Gage's), regiment, 3:375, 404ft, 474, 524ft, 525; 10:816, 817-18
Albany militia:
adjutant general, 2:734, 809; 4:178, 186, 230; 6:180; 7:12ft, 88, 153
cavalry, 4:178, 185, 230, 542-43, 547; 5:11; 12:384, 766, 790, 810
boundaries (1768), 6:179-80
company returns, 1:154, 246; 3:878, 933; 5:556, 606, 848-49; 6:39, 241,
781; 9:402-403, 782, 867; 10:110; 13:96-97
detachment (winter, 1755-56) for Lake George relief, 13:69, 79
detachment levied (April, 1758) by Johnson, 13:108-10
detachment (1757) for Webb support at Fort Edward, 2:728-29, 730,
732
detachment (1756) for Webb support at German Flats, 2:464, 548,
555, 884; 9:449-50, 512, 515, 517
district map, 6:39
division proposal (1748), 9:11-14
emergency directions (1755), 2:323
emergency directions (1758), 9:873, 877, 897
first battallion status of, 13:11
governor's visit (1771), 8:139
guard orders (1748), 1:144-46, 152
guard orders (1758), 2:888
Johnson's commission as colonel, 1:150, 154, 166-67; 2:808; 9:11-14;
13:195
Marshall company, 1:195-96, 218-19, 909; 2:471-72
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Matthews's company at Lake George, 1:566, 666; 2:357, 405, 882n
Mohawk protection, (1746), 1:54
Mohawk Eiver Indian threat (1763) and, 4:178
muster (1738), 1:2
officers, 1:127, 165, 189, 439, 591; 2:713?*, 734, 882n; 3:551w, 606, 909-
10, 949; 4:4, 7, 285, 289, 297; 7:453-57; 10:760
recruitment orders (1762), 3:671-72, 683-85
reorganization (1767-71), 5:540, 542, 556; 6:15-16, 75, 221; 7:203;
8:101, 12:318-20, 807-808, 810-11, 905-906
reorganized regiment, first battalion officers (1770), 7:453-55
reorganized regiment, second battalion officers (1770), 7:455n, 456-57
review (1764), 11:237, 251
Schenectady guards (1763), 10:758, 917-18
Schenectady regiment and (See Army (Colonial Militia) Schenectady)
billeting of soldiers, 2:495, 498, 761, 810; 5:534, 540, 545, 598, 600, 704,
853; 12:343
Blues, 7:1078
Bradstreet's regiment, 2:309; 7:587?i
British regulars proposed junction with colonials, 9:484-85
Burgoyne's regiment, 7:540
burial methods (1760), 13:185
Canadian regiment (1764), 4:381, 395, 402, 406
cantonment of forces in North America, 1765, map, 11:958
cantonment of forces in North America, 1766, map, 12:38
in Cape Breton expedition, 1:52, 56, 57-58
Carolina Independents, 2:541-52
carpenter duties, 2:63, 117, 135, 152, 178, 180-81; 9:264, 265
in Cartagena expedition, 1:12-14
chaplains, 7:4; 9:482, 490, 491; 10:273
Chauncey's companies, 2:89, 198, 211, 259; 9:263
Cherry Valley company, 10:949, 957, 975
McKean's volunteers stationed at, 4:297, 298, 342, 347; 11:79-80
Claverack regiment:
company returns (1769), 7:262; 12:766, 780
company returns (1770), 7:643
company returns (1772), 8:522
Dunmore confirmation of Van Eensselaer colonelcy, 8:181, 529, 535-36,
549-50; 12:905-906
Kinderhook petitions against inclusion in, 6:678-80; 7:23-24, 302-303,
368-09, 385, 393-94, 421-22, 446; 8:101-102
officer recommendations (1769), 6:642, 700-701; 7:24, 101, 116-18, 266-
67, 326, 360, 393-94; 8:100-102
officer recommendations (1770), 7:510-13, 533, 535, 642-43, 679; 12:772,
780, 789, 807, 808, 810
township boundaries and, 7:266-67
colonial dissatisfaction with regulars (1770), 7:528; 12:773
colonial military quotas, 1:515, 522, 606, 665, 674, 687n, 689, 693, 893;
2:312, 336, 430; 3:310; 10:112-14, 938, 954; 13:210
(1764), 4:364, 382, 390, 395, 399, 402, 434, 439, 483
colonial militia contrasted (by Johnson) with regulars, 2:420-21
colonization and military government, 5:277, 321, 322, 325-27, 330
commission assignment:
Amherst and, 3:119, 122-23, 127, 131; 10:115, 116-17, 120, 139, 154, 191
Banyar on, 1:423, 42 \:\:>, 439; 3:285-86, 287-88, 296, 397, 606, 949, 983;
4:1, 7, 30; 7:356; 12:788-89, 790-91, 809, 810-11, 905-906
Clinton and, 13:8
Colden on (See Colden, Cadwallader, militia appointments)
on Crown Point expedition vacancies (1755), 2:38, 40, 49, 103-104,
137, 151, 163-65, 198, 252, 271, 358, 386, 405, 406
Cuban expedition, 3:960
dedimus potestatem (appointment powers), 12:771-72, 781-82, 809
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Army,
DeLancey and, 2:732, 734, 818; 9:140-41; 13:96-97
Dunmore and, 8:84-85, 95-96, 100-102, 529, 535; 12:905
Dutch and, 2:781-82
Glen, Jr., on, 4:257, 266; 9:873-74
Loudoun and, 2:485, 9:555
Monckton on, 3:863; 10:569-70
Moore on (See Moore, Sir Henry, on militia appointments)
Provincial (1756), 2:439
Eensselaerswyck and, 6:670, 679, 702-703; 7:24, 101, 116-18, 266-67,
302-303, 326, 360, 393-94; 8:100-102
Shirley and, 9:555; 13:41
Tryon on, 8:448-49, 456, 458, 459-60, 549, 550, 571, 1102
Van der Heyden on, 4:236, 237
commission purchase, 1:330; 2:165
Claus captaincy, see Claus, Daniel
Darcy's, 3:889,' 898
Gorham's, 7:91
Haldimand sale to John Johnson, 10:400-401
Johnson (Guy) company, 3:912, 959, 977, 981
lieutenant-colonels' fees, 3:949
Lottridge and, 3:970-71
McLeod, 5:849-50
Prevost, 5:89, 106-107, 189, 191
prohibition (1767) of, 12:249-50
Roberts, 5:81, 94; 7:926-27
Rutherford, 10:259, 269
Schlosser company, 3:899, 906, 951, 981; 10:580
Shuckburgh's, 4:9
Connecticut, 1:613, 622, 655, 657, 666, 671, 713, 717, 894; 2:41, 50, 99,
107, 254-55, 264, 274, 279, 284, 312-13, 326, 357
Lyman's regiment, 1:723, 730-32, 857, 887-88; 2:8, 89, 135, 211, 217,
274; 9:237; 13:54
Montreal expedition (1760), 10:170
New York enlistments (1755), 1:129, 665, 876; 2:7, 39, 40, 89, 301,
307, 358
road work, 9:249
(1764), 4:423, 426, 427, 433, 434, 435, 436-37; 11:168, 175, 192, 194,
207
Continental Congress (1775) and, 8:1207-1214
court martial (See Legal procedure, court martial and courts of inquiry)
Coxsackie regiment:
Albany militia division and, 7:448, 449, 451; 12:319
company returns, 8:522
officers recommended (1770), 7:467-69, 673, 719-20
deserters :
court martial of, 1:139, 787; 2:305-306; 4:314, 439; 5:765; 13:51-53
in Crown Point expedition (1755), 1:566, 678, 713, 716, 776, 781, 787,
816, 857, 872-73, 890; 2:10, 78, 161, 180, 217, 218, 284, 288, 530-31;
9:254; 13:62, 66, 205
Fort Edward (1757), 2:731-32, 739
Fort Ontario (1752), 9:90
Fort William (1747), 1:89-90
from Gage Light Infantry (1761), 13:232, 233
as incendiaries, 4:329; 5:590
Indian refuge (1762-64), 3:700, 792; 4:314, 319, 331, 367, 374, 377,
387, 438, 485, 496, 500, 512; 10:522, 547, 578; 11:154, 156, 196, 217,
241, 285, 287, 291-92, 293, 312, 318; 13:280-81
in King George's War, 1:76, 105, 111, 129, 139, 166, 179
Montreal expedition (1760), 10:194
New Jersey (1761), 10:210
New York rate of desertion (1772), 8:532
Niagara campaign (1759), 3:76, 176
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Niagara journey (1764) capture of, 11:251
Oswego relief and, 9:413, 414, 421, 430
Sherlock case, 4:492, 495, 49S; 10:684; 11:319, 812
voluntary return, 4:333; 8:1026, 1033, 1149-50
Detroit Militia, 6:437, 509-10, 536; 12:606, 673
Deyger's company, 2:690
discharge:
desertion and, 8:1026, 1033, 1149-50
discharge requests, 1:350-51, 718; 2:56, 64, 66, 208, 244-45, 886-87, 895;
5:468
dismissal of troops, 1:119, 121
of invalids, 2:56, 174, 175, 177, 180, 235; 9:275, 277, 279, 282
payment (1738) and, 1:3
substitute hiring, 8:628, 731
discipline:
abusive language, 1:717, 870
Articles of War on, 1:783, 816; 3:97; 4:185, 231, 261-62; 5:697
banishment, 5:765
of boatmen, 3:106
cleanliness, 3:59, 100, 103
court martial and (See Legal procedure, court martial and courts of
inquiry)
for cruelty, 3:376-77
desertion suspicion, 1:713, 716
discharge as, 7:311
for drunkennesss, 2:396
exercise and sobriety in, 1:658, 666
failure to respond to company orders, 2:457
for failure to shoot on order, 9:547
fines for avoidance of duty, 4:221; 11:380-81
for firing without orders, 1:817, 818, 857, 877; 3:51, 79
of Fort Edward sick, 2:56, 275
hostilities against British regulars, 1:413
Johnson's orders for maintaining, at Indian Conference (1755), 1:667-68
Lake George camp special problems of, 2:6-8, 10, 49, 74, 117, 134, 137,
150, 152, 164, 180-82, 192, 194, 217, 221, 238, 240, 242-43, 256, 261-62.
273; 13:63-64
on march, 1:817
obedience and subordination in, 1:731-32, 802-803, 818; 2:7, 10
of officers, 1:61; 2:6, 7, 8, 10; 3:62, 64-65, 80-81; 4:185
panic and, 1:791, 823-24
quarreling, 1:870; 2:6
of sentries, 1:870, 877; 3:88-89
smoking near gunpowder, 1:817
for spreading rumors, 2:108, 110
theft, 3:100, 101, 102
whipping, 2:306; 3:88; 5:765; 10:329; 13:54-55, 234
drummer scarcity (1754), 1:422
Dutchess Company, 1:651; 8:595; 9:873; 13:69, 79
employment of soldiers by officers, 6:5 IX
engineers, 1:689-90 (See also individual names, e.g., Eyre, William)
food rations per diem, 10:72; 12:267
Era in | iton regiment, 1:52
garrisoning of [ndian forts with regulars, 2:204, 271, 309, 310. 180, 551,
559; 3:11, 16-17; 9:161 62, 517, 535, 545, 546-48, 550, 600-601
Gaylord's company, 2:357, 358, 406
Gibraltar regiments, 1:52
Grant's company, 2:357
Gravs, 7:1078
grenadiers, 3:50-105pos*tm; 4:178, 185, 230, 237, 255, 261, 262-63, 543 II:
5:11, 395, 8:533-34; 10:42, 923-24, 940; 12:810-11; 13:190
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Army,
Guadelupo transports (1761), 13:211
Hansen (Hendrick) company, 3:285-86, 287-88
Hansen (John K-.) volunteer company, 4:286, 301, 316, 363
harvesting duty in Albany, 1:809-10, 819
Hessian regiments, 2:450
Hobbey's company, 2:357
Indian forces (See specific tribes)
Indian reinforcement of regulars, 2:506-508, 510
Iniskillin regiment, 3:47, 220
Johnson (John) regiment, 7:262; 12:791
Johnson's appointment as brigadier general, 6:x; 12:828
Johnson's appointment as major general, 1:468-72, 501-502, 522-23, 525,
536-37, 626, 631, 637, 808, 815; 2:x; 3:898-99, 953-54; 5:21
commission (1770) from Colden, 12:828, 835
Shirley instructions, 1:472-75; 2:396-97
Johnson's guard on Niagara journey (1764), 4:445-46, 453; 11:13
Johnson's hints for a commanding officer, 1:539-40
Johnson orders (1748), photograph, 1:145
Johnson's orders following German Flats alarm (1762), 3:834, 852, 853,
854-56, 859
Johnson's orders to Second Battalion (1754), 1:404
Kinderhook regiment :
address on Johnson's death, 8:1187; 13:638-39
Claverack inclusion attempt, 7:266-67, 302-303, 368-69, 385, 393-94, 446;
8:101-102
company returns (1769), 7:262
company returns (1772), 8:522, 549-50
company returns (1774), 8:1003-1004
division proposals (1772), 8:449-50, 455, 462, 550
officers recommended (1770), 7:369, 385, 418-19, 421-23, 432, 445-47,
448, 449-50, 451-52, 459-60, 467, 533, 605-606, 672-73, 674-75, 677-78,
709; 12:789, 807
Eensselaerswyck boundaries and, 7:267, 302-303, 329, 380, 447, 448, 640;
8:84-85, 100-102
Kingston company cavalry, 12:810
Lake George (Nov., 1755) aid from regulars, 2:296; 13:69
land grants for military service (1763), 10:981-82; 11:20, 73-74, 97, 104,
116-17, 120-22, 346
Light Dragoons, 6:222
Light Horse companies, 4:178, 185, 230, 251, 261, 262-63, 542-43, 547;
5:11, 329-30
Light Infantry companies, 4:139; 5:329-30; 10:42
Gage command, 10:788, 803; 13:228, 232, 233, 248, 249, 250, 252, 253,
259, 329
Niagara expedition (1759), 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 61, 87, 88, 91, 93, 97
liquor sale to soldiers, 1:102-103, 787, 857
Livingston Manor regiment, 7:262; 12:319
Loyal American Regiment, l:224n-25n
Lunenburgh proposed regiment, 7:579-80
Maryland volunteers, 11:540, 569
Massachusetts :
Bagley's regiment, 2:63, 89, 151, 164-65, 211; 9:324-25
Gilbert's regiment, 2:89, 200, 202; 9:325
Montreal expedition (1760), 10:170
Pomeroy regiment, 2:164-65; 9:279, 280-81, 324, 326; 13:55-56
Ruggles' regiment, l:856?i, 868; 2:1, 94-95, 121, 165, 253, 284; 9:209,
234, 235, 242
Titcomb's regiment, 1:778, 779?i, 779-80, 787, 816-19, 828-30, 870, 878,
887; 2:103-104; 9:230, 233, 235, 236
Whitcomb's regiment, 2:50, 89, 308; 9:324; 13:51-53
Willard's regiment, 1:884-85; 2:167, 211, 248
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Williams's regiment, 1:723, 730, 779-80, 788, 829, 867, 877; 2:103-104,
106 198* 9 #229 230-31 233 236
Mohawk River defense (1756)', 9:449-50, 512, 515, 517, 528-29, 532, 535-36,
543, 550
(1757), 9:636, 637-38, 660-64, 666-67, 670, 671, 676, 681, 783, 809-10,
812, 829
(1758), 9:867, 872, 873, 877-79, 885, 917, 920-21, 933; 10:26, 29, 40,
41-42
(1762) 10:477-78, 479
(1763), 4:171, 173, 175, 177-79, 182, 187-8S, 201, 215-16, 221, 231-32,
235; 10:758, 761, 772
Mohawk River defense alert (1764) against Chenussio attack, 11:107,
110-11, 112, 114
Morgan's regiment, 10:459
mutiny:
1:787, 865-69; 2:6-7, 180, 217, 218, 241; 6:302; 9:280
Mutiny Act, 5:272
New Canaan and New Lebanon regiment proposed (1770), 7:413-14, 446-47,
449, 459, 460
New England troops, 1:73, 75-76, 79, 173, 435, 437n; 2:56, 196, 729; 9:210
(See also specific colonies, supra and infra, e.g., Army, Massachusetts)
New Hampshire, 1:592, 678, 838, 842, 877, 882, 888; 2:6, 61, 65, 84,
89, 123, 150, 196, 255-56, 279; 9:1S0, 206, 231-32, 238, 241-42, 273-74,
301
Blanchard command, 1:607, 684, 691-92, 844-45, 851, 852, 858, 859,
871-72, 879, 884; 2:14, 107, 109, 141, 167, 170, 272; 3:996; 9:224,
228-29, 247; 13:51-53
Fort Edward garrison (1756), 9:553
Oswego relief (1759), 3:123; 13:123
New Jersey troops, 2:309; 9:671; 10:170; 11:168, 175, 812
New York Independent Companies, l:712n; 3:897
degeneration of, 5:850
New York Militia Acts, 1:262, 276-77, 280, 442; 2:444; 4:184-85, 230-31,
261-63, 400; 9:13, 38, 69, 164; 11:381
Bill of 1770 and, 7:356, 1027
Bill of 1772 and, 8:413, 437, 555n
New York troops:
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:168, 196
Canestio prisoner escort (1764), 11:109-10
Crown Point campaign (1755), 1:723, 756, 7(i(i, 806-S07, 859, 865, 8f?7,
870, 877, 878; 2:6-7, 14, 15, 38, 40, 83-84, 89, 94, 137, L51,
195-96, 199, 211, 239, 257, 259, 288, 301, 307, 357; 9:206, 210, 228,
237-38
Detroit Congress journey (1761), 13:241, 245, 217
Fort Edward garrison (1756), 2:357, 406, 423; 13:72
Mohawk River defense (See Army, Mohawk River defense, supra)
Montreal expedition (1760), 10:170
Niagara expedition (1759), 3:48n, 49-105posswn ; 13:117, 120
officers, l:578n; 2:741??,, S01, 887; 3:S97; 4:.n; 9:472
Oquaga incident (1757), 2:744
payment (1756-57) in, 9:551, 590, 632.",::
Seneca passage through German Flats (1764), 11:16
"Nova Scotia Army," 1:849
oaths of militia officers, 6:607, 714, 752, 787; 7:88, 380
O'Farrel's regiment, 2:674, 683
Oswego Act, 1:407
Outposts:
Albany-Crown Point, map, 1:897
Bradstreet Treaty (1764) on, 4:505-506; 11:331
communication between, 10:462-63; 11:6-9, 22 23; 13:408, 410
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Army,
English occupation of French, 3:454, 459, 478, 516, 524, 525, 538-39;
4:170, 197, 202; 5:3; 10:752, 755-56; 11:21; 13:221, 229, 232, 250,
252, 253-54, 409, 410
evacuation (1765), 11:969, 987; 12:20-21, 36, 130-31, 149
evacuation (1766), 5:1-5, 30, 49, 122; 12:62-63, 96
evacuation (1767), 12:308, 346, 348-49
evacuation (1768), 6:232, 313, 354, 356, 509; 12:512, 564, 597, 600
evacuation (1769), 7:80
evacuation (1772), 8:588, 593, 644-45, 646-47, 680, 756
Indian resentment of, 4:275; 10:461; 11:21, 987; 12:21 (See also
Indians, soldiers and)
Indian (Iroquois) resentment of, 4:220; 10:504-505, 511, 680, 683-84,
752, 755, 769, 830, 833, 834; 13:227, 233
Indian (Western) resentment of, 4:281-82; 5:3-4, 718; 7:405, 652;
8:645, 680, 756; 10:319, 322, 724, 725, 750, 867; 11:6-7, 26;
12:1085, 1086
Iroquois promise (1759) to guard, 13:141, 149, 155, 156, 157, 160
reestablishment of Green Bay requested (1766), 12:160
reoccupation (1764) of Western, 11:174, 200-201
settlement surveillance authority, 12:130, 133, 142, 234, 367, 376, 710
settler repossession (1766), 12:116, 124, 134, 147-48
strategic reasons for development of, 5:3-4; 9:127, 129, 130; 10:505,
511; 12:512; 13:130, 132
trade limitation to (See Trade, limitation to outposts)
payment (See Salaries, military)
Pennsylvania, 1:56; 4:195, 377, 382, 402, 434, 439, 483; 10:759; 11:123,
128, 170, 210; 13:55
Perry's regiment, 2:743
plunder:
Acapulco ship (1763), 4:120
Cuban expedition (1762), 3:879, 880, 960
Detroit capitulation (1760), 3:294
Fort Frontenac (1758), 2:889, 894-95; 10:4, 6, 7
Lake George battle (1755), 2:195-96, 199
Martinique expedition, 3:682
Niagara expedition (1759), 3:115, 117, 122, 175
Noble tried for, 2:241; 9:280
Prideaux and Johnson orderly book, 3:48-105
Putnam's company, 2:357
Queen's Independents, 4:137; 10:723; 13:294
ranger corps for regular troops, 4:402
ranger military duties, 3:316; 10:758. 761
recruitment for America (1764), 4:383, 395
recruitment in Spanish war threat (1771), 8:50, 52, 69, 98, 104
Rhode Island regiment, 1:655, 666, 674, 690, 713, 716, 723, 776, 864, 865,
867, 881; 2:41, 78, 89, 190, 199, 211, 276, 527; 9:210, 227-28, 237, 257,
297; 13:53-54 '
Rogers' plan for Michilimackinac government, 13:460, 462, 463
rotation of regulars in service, 4:381, 395
Royal Americans:
chaplain, 2:85n
colonial recruitment (1756), 2:451, 458; 10:41n
colonial recruitment (1770), 7:730
Conestoga Indian escort (1764), 4:327, 358
Cuban expedition (1762), 3:894
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:137; 13:294
Fort Edward (1756), 9:543
Johnson (John) and, 3:685, 725
Montreal garrison (1761), 3:403
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) journey escort, 3:460, 468, 474;
13:239, 241-42, 245, 247, 249, 252
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Niagara expedition (1759), 3'A9-105passim; 13:144
officers, 2:458, 515, 801; 4:339n; 6:319, 337; 7:1079; 10:8«, 41n
orders (1763), 4:102
soldier-Indian incidents, 9:686; 10:329
West Indies duty, 8:346, 426, 461, 532, 759-61; 12:967-68
Royal Artillery, 4:293; 8:52; 9:517; 10:923
Royal English Fusiliers, 13:632
Roval Highlanders, 2:450, 458, 464, 483, 801; 3:897, 908; 9:517, 543, 667;
'10:41; 11:2, 928; 13:125
Cuban expedition (1762), 3:990-91
Royal Irish Company, 1:58, 67, 435, 437, 446; 4:102; 12:336, 474
Schaghticoke company, 4:286
Schenectady :
cavalry, 12:810
company returns, 3:880; 5:27, 556-57; 6:16-17, 217; 9:11-14, 867
division (1763), 3:983-84; 4:230, 285, 289
Flood abused (1762) by, 3:736
guard orders, 1:413
marching orders (1758), 9:872-73, 877
officer appointments (1748), 1:186, 187; 9:13-14; 13:11-12
officer appointments (1754), 1:423-25, 439
officer appointments (1758), 9:873-74
officer appointments (1762), 3:606, 949, 983
officer appointments (1763), 4:285
officer appointments (1764), 4:297
officer appointments (1765), 5:11
officer appointments (1770), 7:470-71
officers list (1754), 9:138, 140
scouting parties (1756), 9:550
Scohary company, 1:55, 281; 4:263, 273, 365, 370, 374; 7:153; 8:1042-43;
10:949, 957, 975; 11:35
Schuyler's regiment, 2:459, 561; 10:273
Scotch Fusiliers, 2:458
Sliafer's company, 1:40-41
shelter, 2:74, 214, 221, 321
bark houses, 2:65
Detroit barracks, 11:340
forest, 13:200, 201
Montreal quartering of soldiers, 4:224-25, 822-23
tents, 1:144, 570, 603, 609, 054; 2:65, 523; 3:<il, 63, 64, 98; 10:158,
173, 288, 289, 292; 11:190, 253
Shirley's regiment, 1:192, 435, 437, 446-47, 148, 538, 564, 998; 2:156
Sloss's company, 1:154
Soutli Carolina company, 1:712, 920
Southern Colonies, troops (1747), 1:75, 76
Spencertown proposed regiment (1770), 7: I HI, 459, 461
Stockbridge company formed (1768), 6:287-88
Stone Arabia militia, 3:369, 370
tradesmen in, 3:49, 87
Ulster regiment, 8:456-58, 459-60, 554-55, 571; 9:873; 13:69
Vaughan's regiment, 3:284; 10:459
Virginia, 4:195, 201, 539; 8:107::
reciTutment (1774) against Shawnees, 13:687, 688-89, 693, 695, 696,
Welsh Fusiliers, 8:1183
troop arrivals: (1756), 2:458, 462, 473, 493
( 1757), 2:674; 9:618
(1758), 10:8, 15
(1768), 6*222, 323, 338, W5-406, 110, 126,432,434, K52, 182
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Army,
(1769), 7:46; 12:712, 808
(1770), 7:554, 569, 671-72
troop returns (1761), 3:320, 322, 370, 375-76
(1763), 4:87, 92-93, 102, 136
Westchester company 1:651; 2:40n
West India Regiments, 8:194
Worster's company, 2:89
See also specific forts, e.g., Niagara; specific military actions, e.g.,
Niagara expedition (1759) ; and individual military figures
Arnett, Hugh, oapt., see Arnot, Hugh, capt.
Arnold, Thomas, 7:354
Arnot (Arnett), Hugh, capt., 4:651-52
on Detroit murder of an Indian (1765), 4:874, 889; 11:970, 982
illness (1766), 5:116, 149
Mud (Seneca chief) and, 5:295
Arogheyadecka, see Brant, Nicholas
Aron, see Aaron (Mohawk),
Aron Cate, 4:155
Aron of the Hills, 3:153
Arrendorf, Conrath, 7:808
Arrendorph, Frederick, 11:933-37
Arroas, see Silver Heels
Art:
artisans in Mohawk country, 4:697
Cole gift of a painting, 7:1023-24
engraving, 3:612, 956; 4:8, 12, 31, 112
of Indian testimonials, 7:494-95, 521, 590, 592, 658; 12:34, 70, 135
Johnson Hall inventory, 13:652, 654, 655, 656, 657, 663
Johnson portraits, 2:ix-xii; 13:ix-xiii
Johnson's opinion of his portrait, 1:931
New York landscapes, 4:12, 31, 64
portrait painting at Livingston Manor, 4:595, 622
painting of Susannah and the Elders, 5:196
picture frames, 7:473; 8:770, 776, 782
portrait painting in Canada, 5:746-47
prints ordered by Johnson, 1:265
See also Music
Arthur, John:
in Butler accounts, 13:515
clerkship application, 4:533, 536; 11:346-47
discharge (1766), 5:220
Latin compliment to Johnson, 7:277-80
Mortier account statement (1765), 4:643
Arundax Indians, see Adirondack Indians
Arundel, Thomas Howard, Earl of (Lord Maltravers), 6:572n
Asarondonges (Onondaga chief), 4:101; 10:44, 48, 657; 11:85; 13:507, 508
on Montreal expedition, 10 : 184
Asarunguas (Cayuga), 9:539
Asarunkaghta (Caghnawaga chief), 7:922, 923
Asconshean (Seneca chief), 6:750
Ascough, see Ayscough
Ascushan, 5:698, 757
Aserigo, see Assarigoa, Philip
Aserundungas (Oneida chief), 11:58
Ashbridge, George, 9:743
Ashe, , 8:892, 944
Ashley, (attorney for Mohegans), 11:261
Ashley, Benjamin, 9:644
Ashly (Ashely), Noah, maj., 2:730; 9:231, 236
Ashpo, John, 4:728
Ashpo (Achpo), Samuel, 4:375, 376
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Asinibole Indians, 4:788, 7:953
Asichista (Mingo chief), 11:724
Askacheang (Askuchean), Seneca chief, 7:986, 1125
Askew, Eichard, capt., 4:811, 879
Askin, John, 5:639, 640, 692, 693-94
Aspinwall, , 8:976
Aspo, Robert, 4:375
Assaragoa, Indian symbolic name for governors of Virginia. See Virginia; and
see specific governors
Assaregoa (Asserego, Captain Peter — Caghnawaga chief) :
on Caghnawaga loyalty, 11:609-10
Canasadaga conference (Claus, Oct. 1767), 13:431-32
at Delaware-Shawnee peace treaty (1765), 11:597-98
house burned (1773), 13:718
at Johnson Hall Congress (Sept., 1763), 10:838-40
Lottridge and, 11:53
Saghsanageghte and, 4:791; 7:520
totem of, 7:961
Van der Heyden charges for riding (1770), 7:493
war party, (1764), 4:435
warrior complaint (1770) against, 7:947
Asserego (Caghnawaga chief), see Assaregoa
Asserego, Mahican sachem, see Abraham (Asserego — Mahican)
Assheton, Job, 6:559
Asshfeild, capt., 4:9
Assoi Indians, 10:450
Assuntia (Oneida), 10:94
Atassoqua (Onondaga sachem), 1:365
Ateyweyuncta (Scioto Indian), 11:330
Athanas (Huron chief), 13:631
Athanasius (Mohawk), on Montreal expedition, 13:175
Atherton (Athington — Rogers agent), ' , 8:134, 244; 12:354
Athlone, Ireland, 8:32
A thole, Duchess of, 5:770, 799; 6:339; 12:713, 892
ill health (1771), 8:196, 197
Athole, Duke of, 5:791; 6:337; 12:251
Atkin, Edmund:
Carolina journey (1757), 9:772
Catawbas and, 9:887
Cherokee meeting (1758) at Fort Johnson and, 9:968
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1756), 2:659; 9:560
Onondaga Council (1757) decision for neutrality, 9:783-86
Indian passports and, 10:942
salary of, 2:772
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in the Southern Colonies, 2:437-3S, 438n,
485, 716; 3:12
Atkinson, Polly, 8:352
Atkinson, Theodore, 1:684
Atquandadeghte (Oswegatchie), see Ohquandageghte
Adiiwana, see Ottrowana
Atruana, si < < )1 1 rowana
Attakullakulla (Cherokee chief), 10:91
[roquois peace negotiations (1767), 5:832; 12:339, 340, 393
Johnson Hall peace treaty (March, 1768), 12:457, 472
return journey, 6:224~; 12:689
Attanyindanha (Ataamondanha — Cayuga chief), 11:157, 158
Attawaky (Chippewa), 11:349
Attawawana (Cayuga chief), see Ottrowana
Attawonhood (Mohegan, son of Old Uncas), 11:418
Atterbury, Francis, bishop of Rochester, 8:354
Attiatawitsera, see Long Coat (Delaware chief)
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Attongot, see Otoangaut (Seneca chief)
Atwanaickho ( Chenussio ) , 10:185
Atwood, , 7:122, 686
Atwood, Dr. Thomas Bridgen, 12:448
Aubert, ,2:20, 22
Aubry, Charles:
as governor of New Orleans, 4:761-62, 765, 800; 6:602; 7:212, 221;
11 '882-83
Niagara surrender (1759), 3:108, 109; 13:115
Saint Ange and, 7:29
Auchmuty (Auchmuthy), Rev. Dr. Samuel, 5:ix, 430, 436, 502-503; 6:531, 607;
7:212, 555; 8: fa;, 187
autograph, 1 :xi
Canajoharie church fund, 6:464-65, 563; 12:656
on Church of England policy in America, 7:309-10, 690-92, 695; 8:143-44
Forbes and, 7:660
on funds for mission schools, 5:464-65, 508
Hanna and, 8:99, 110, 144, 174
Johnson invitation to join Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 5:156,
236; 11:955
Johnson's intended visit (1768), 6:235
Johnson's offer in behalf of an episcopate, 5:836, 837, 840, 841-42; 6:18,
27, 77, 132, 165, 294, 415, 542-43; 7:4, 583-84
land purchases, 7:4-5, 25, 168-69
missionary qualifications and, 5:409, 410, 428; 6:685, 710-11
American sources and, 5:466, 553-54, 622-23; 6:414-15, 456; 7:4;
8:143-44; 13:415
Andrews, 7:247-49, 265, 281-82
Brown, 6:75, 78-79, 457
English sources and, 5:695-96, 780-81
German volunteers, 6:543
Griffith, 7:114-15, 169
Mosely, 8:584
Eiggs, 5:801; 6:13, 79
Seabury, 5:800; 6:11-12, 17, 77-78, 458, 544; 7:25, 115, 169
Stuart, 7:543
Wheelock standards, 6:455-56, 457
on mission sites, 5:383, 389, 392-93, 426-2S, 439, 446-47, 461, 465; 6:226-37;
291-94, 414, 456-57; 7:2-3, 25, 115, 282
portrait, 7:168
Rand and, 6:682, 685, 711
Saint John's Day sermon (1769), 6:576
on Schenectady church charter, 5:467, 508-509, 553; 8:1088
Searson and, 7:868
Smith plan for conversion of Indians, 5:508, 514. 55^
Stone Arabia church and, 8:59
Auchquage Indians, see Oquagas
Aucus (Tuscarora chief), 11:361; 12:273-76
Auge, Aimable, 11:827
Auges, M., 5:134
Aughnawaiise, 11 : 158
Aughquageys, see Oquagas
Aughquisasne Creek, 4:540
Aughquisasne (St. Regis) Indians:
Abenaki dispute:
Abenaki exposition (1770) of, 12:839-47; 13:619-20
Aughquisasne exposition (1769) of, 7:109-12, 818-19
Carleton view of 7:126-29, 654; 12:821-22, 840, 843-44
Hertel involvement, 7:110-11, 127-29, 818-19, 919-21, 922-23, 928-29,
930-32; 8:212; 12:846, 1027; 13:620
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Hertel permission for temporary stay (1770), 7:897-98, 934-35, 947.
958-59, 960, 961; 8:214; 12:845
Jesuit intervention, 7:531, 532, 919-21, 930-32, 934-35, 960, 961;
13:632-33
ammunition request (1765), 4:874
Claus conferences (August, 1769), 7:109-12
(Sept., 1770), 13:708, 710
(July, 1773), 13:717
(Aug., 1773), 13:632-33
(Sept., 1774), 13:720
Claus paper certifying right to choose traders (1767), 13:430
expenses (1768-73) in behalf of , 12:646, 758, 923; 13:708, 709, 710, 714,717
military abuse (1764), 11:351-54
Montreal expedition (1760) and, 3:378; 10:183, 254
at Niagara Congress (1764), 11:309
at Oneida, 11:513
priest's dispute with chiefs of, 13:619-21
recruitment (1764), 4:418, 426
saw mill, 8:215-16, 526
Aughquisasne (St. Regis) village, 4:395; 5:341, 635; 13:171
English prisoners at, 10:178
location, 11:51371
priest at, 4:415; 10:423, 424, 425; 13:619-21
Augsaghrogo (Canajoharie), 4:146
Augsburg, Bavaria, 3:564
August (vessel), 4:263
Augusta (ship), 3:644, 650, 735
Augusta, Georgia:
Southern Indian Congress (1763), 4:279, 296, 304, 315; 10:950, 951, 952
Augusta, Fort (Shamokin) :
Burd command, 2:785n
Bradstreet Treaty and, 11:492
Canestio and, 4:288
condolence ceremonv for son of Seneca George, 7:178, 254
construction (1756), 2:439, 489-90; 9:311, 759
Delaware threat of attack (1763), 10:867, 891
Delaware visit (1758), 2:785, 787
Detroit Indian siege (1763), 10:692
Trench and Delaware attack (1757), 9:740
French threat of attack (1757), 9:736
garrison (1757), 9:771-72
garrison (1762), 3:874-75; 10:499
Graydon command, 11:746
Kindarunty at, 3:924-25
Lancaster Treaty (1762) and, 3:873-74
McKee ( Alexander) stationed (1769) at, 7:183
McKee (Thomas) Indian conferences:
(1764), 4:579-83
(1765), 11:759-60; 13:381-82
(1768), 6:108, 111
Montour (1762) at, 3:734
riots against Endians near (1765), 4:755; 11:763, 785
runaway slave at, 5:587
Augusta County, Virginia, 9:310; 11:497, 516
murders of Indians (1765) in, 4:755; 5:234; 11:763, 785, 812; 12:99
Augustus (Delaware), 3:771
Augustus, Captain (Indian), 10:533
Augustus, Lady, 6:470
Auqquege, see Oquagas
Aurora ("piece of"), 1:361
Aurora borealis, 3:349
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Ausquisahawe (Seneca), 12:628
Austin, John, capt. (Catawba), 8:247
Austria, 3:144, 284n, 295, 564, 635, 892-93
Spanish-French alliance, 7:1111
Avery, David, 5:430; 6 : 443 ; 12 : 749n
Avignon, France, 3:279n
Avigo, Indian settlement on Susquehannah Elver, 3:153
Avrard, M., 5:134
Awetharung' waghs, 3:695
Ayar, Edward, 7:561
Ayashota (Mingo), 4:505; 11:330
Aylesborough, Lady, 12:163
Aylmer, , Lord, 13:20; 734
Aylmer, Richard, lieut., 5:395, 693
at Detroit courts of enquiry (1765), 4:670, 673, 676
Fort StanwLs command (1767), 5:501; 12:267, 279
on burning of blockhouse, 5:514-15; 12:278-79
Ayoway Indians, 10:781, 782
Ayre, William, see Eyre, William, capt.
Ayscough (Ascough), John:
on Albany election (1752), 9:86-87, 89, 90-91, 92
on Albany sheriff's appointment, 9:98-99
autograph, 1:1
on Canunda Lake land sale, 1:333
on horses, 9:95-96
Indian Affairs minute books (1751) requested, 9:83-84
on Province debts to Johnson, 1:298-99, 312-13, 314, 317, 333, 334, 351-52;
9:97-98
on South Carolina Indian embassy (1752), 9:94-95
Ayscough (Ascough), Dr. Richard, 1:233; 2:82, 222; 9:70
Johnson's land purchases and, 1:334, 379-80, 393, 414
Oswego commissioners (1752) and, 1:363-64
Ayyamaikan (Delaware), 6:559
Baam, Philip, 3:357
Babbingtons, 12:1074
Babcock, Henry, capt., col.:
Chew and, 7:241, 261, 273, 1148
company in Crown Point campaign (1755), 1:716, 776; 2:191; 13:50
Iroquois seminary proposal, 8:x, 857-59, 869-70, 919, 922-23, 980
Johnson visit (1770), 12:826
Middleton court of inquiry and, 9:286
at Peirce court of inquiry, 9:257-58
protest against Col. Dyer, 2:259-60
Babcock, Jonas, 13:54
Babie (Odinghquanooron, Huron chief), 8:469; 11:178-80
Babson, Mordecai, 11:485
Babtest, lieut., 1:98; 13:10
Babtist, John (of Schenectady), 2:687
Baby, Jacques Duperon (Detroit trader), 4:816; 13:254
in Dalyell action at Detroit (1763), 10:764
trade petitions, 5:133, 656; 11:825-29
Bacchar, Abram, 7:463
Bacchar, David, 7:463
Bacchar, Garret, 7:463
Bacchar, Hendrick, 7:463
Bacchar, Herma, 7:463
Bacchar, John Jn0-, 7:463
Bacchar, John P., 7:463
Bacchar, John Storm, 7:463
Bacchar, Olebertus, 7:463
Bacchar, Onobertus, 7:463
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Bacchar, Peter, 7:463
Bacchar, Storm, Jr., 7:463
Bache (Beach), Theophylact, 4:49; 5:422
Baehe & Simson, 5:399
Backer, Caleb, 6:636
Backhouse, John, 7:37
Backus, John, 1:219
Backwith, John, maj., See Beckwitk, John, maj.
Bacon, , maj., 3:57
Bacon, Ed. (Lord of Trade), 4:20, 214, 258
Bacord, Catherine (prisoner), 11:490
Bagley, , capt., 2:837
Bagley, Jonathan, lieut. col. :
autograph, 2:xiv
at Crown Point Councils of War, 1:860, 861; 2:39, 47, 55, 70, 109-10, 198,
250, 312, 317; 9:260, 319
Crown Point guard reports, 1:870-71
Port William Henry command, 2:332-34, 336, 395-96
Glasier and, 9:472
at Great Carrying Place fort, 2:14, 110
leave (1755), 9:339
regiment of, 2:63, 89, 151, 164-65; 9:324-25
Rogers and, 3:247
siege instructions (1755), 2:386
wagon requisition, 2:358
Bahachica, Colombia, 1:11
Bain, James, ensign, 3:991n
Baitlent, , lieut., 13:115
Baker (author of Microscope Made Easy), 1:264
Baker, , Cresap murders and, 12:1097
Baker, , lieut., 13:133
Baker, James, 2:305-306
Baker, John, 2:4S6
Baker, Lemuel (carpenter) :
Claus house carpentry (1763), 13:304, 316
Johnson Hall work (1763), 13:307-13 passim
payments (Aug.-Nov., 1763) from Fuller, 13:315, 316
Baker, Richard, 7:471
Baker, Samuel (son of Sir William Baker) :
account (1772), 8:576-78
(1774), 8:1112-13, 1114
American business abandoned, 8:559, 700-701
autograph, 8:xv
father's death, 7:471, 670, 697, 713
Johnson (Guy) and, 8:329, 649, 752
Johnson investments, 7:1116-17; 8:797; 12:1064
power of attorney, 8:115-16, 265, 402-403, 477, 559, 574-75
Baker, Samuel & William, 1:306; 4:533
invoices and receipts from, 1:220-23, i_' r> ( » r> ] , 259 60, 290 91
Johnson's orders, l:4n, 194, 198, 229, 346-47, 384 85, 581
Baker, Sir William, 4:8, 120; 5:534; 7:894; 13: Hit
accounts of, 2:771 ; 7:424-25, 471 ; 8:577
arms shipments (1759), 3:139
army supply (1756), 2:473, 505
Croghan and, 4:339, 421
death, 7:471, 578, 670, 697, 713, 784; 12:1064n
Johnson (Guy) and, 5:772
Johnson's commission as Superintendent and, 3:953-54
on Johnson's investments, 2:663, 696; 3:508-509; 5:412-13; 7:7s i
8:115-16; 13:92-94
orders (1752), 1:384
37
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Baker, Sir "William, on Stamp Aet repeal, 5:411-12
See also Baker, Samuel and William
Baker, William, Eichard & Samuel, sons and executors of Sir William, 7:471,
708, 784, 1094, 1116-17
Baldwin, Abraham, 4:498
Baldwin, Herbert, 13:639
Baldwin, Heaekiah, 7:414, 432
Baldwin, Samuel, 7:413-14
Balfour, Henry, capt.:
Gorrell and, 10:697n
Michilimackinac Indian Conference (1761), 3:537-45, 645
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:474, 628; 13:251
Nippisin Indians and, 3:362
and possession of outposts, 3:524, 525; 13:250, 253-54
Balk, , in Lawyer and Zimrner patent, 8:1089
Ball, George, 4:215; 6:646, 647
Ball, George Heinrich, 8:655
Ballox (Indian), 8:355
Balneavis, Patrick, capt., 4:404; 11:619
Balrath, Ireland, 13:734
Baltic Sea, 3:229
Baltimore, Lords, 6:239, 258; 12:230
Baltimore, Maryland Journal, 7:322n
Baly, D. (Detroit Frenchman), 12:968-69
Bancker, Adrian, Jr., Kayaderosseras and, 4:797; 5:214; ll:864n
Bancker, Evert, 6:274
Bancker, Eichard, 6:274
Bancker, Thomas Brower, 6:746; 7:1107
Bancroft, Benjamin, 1:862
Bane, Peter, 12:676
Banfil, Peter, 1:167
Banker, Adrian, Jr., see Bancker, Adrian, Jr.
Banton, John, 9:743
Banyar, Elizabeth Mortier Appy (Mrs. Goldsbrow Banyar), l:334n
marriage to Banyar, 5:490; 12:934?i
Banyar, Goldsbrow, 1:385, 618-19, 887; 3:388, 419; 4:150, 823; 6:159; 7:560
639, 640
accounts, 7:246, 275; 13:492-94, 529-31 .
Albany sheriff appointment (1754), 1:416, 418-19
Andrews and, 7:256
Assembly debts to Johnson, 1:301, 406-407, 424, 576
Auchmuty and, 7:5
autograph, 9:xi
biographical sketch, l:334n
Brackan patent and, 6:301; 12:751; 13:492
on Braddock's defeat, 1:746-48, 759, 760-61, 765-66, 767-68, 771-75, 791-93,
810-11, 823-24, 833-34
Bradstreet and, 7:537, 710; 12:821, 824, 827
Canajoharie-Klock dispute, 1:421-22, 427-28, 438; 10:442, 565, 570, 610,
619-20, 641
Council inquiry, 3:680-81, 726, 947, 948, 955; 4:1-2, 29-30, 38-39, 42,
45, 46, 49, 78-80, 114; 10:442, 565, 570, 610, 619-20, 641
Klock land purchase methods, 3:417, 419, 558, 573, 584-85, 596, 603-604,
607, 617, 641, 648, 655-56, 666-67
Magin widow and, 3:230, 267, 286, 288-89, 749
Canajoharie patent (Eoyal Grant) and:
conflicting petitions for, 3:297-98, 319-21, 347, 367-68, 373-74, 397-98,
399-400, 420, 424-27, 558, 583, 595-96, 602-603; 10:276, 335
deed, 3:296-97, 313, 319, 327, 366, 423-24, 561; 10:311
Magin patent and, 3:297, 326, 368, 417, 596; 12:880
presents exchanged for, 3:572; 12:156
38
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Eoyal Grant of, 12:754, 767-68, 781, 785; 13:493
Royal instructions on land purchase (1761) and, 3:640, 646-47, 654-55,
665, 679-680, 725-26; 10:342
surveys, 3:370, 602, 615, 616-17
cantata offering (1770), 12:811
Clinton's land purchases and, 1:391-93
on Council of Provincial Officers, 2:308-309
Crown Point (1755) provisions:
money for, 1:556-58, 561, 568, 576, 587, 588, 589, 590, 594, 611, 619,
649, 673-74, 685-86, 688-89, 759
ordnance, 1:525, 538, 557-58, 561, 563, 575-76, 577-78, 580, 587, 591,
593, 600, 60S, 610-11, 619-20, 649-50, 652, 670, 674, 676-77, 681,
685, 686-87, 690-91, 694, 696, 759; 2:132; 13:43
recruitment, 1:498-99, 517-21, 524-25, 534, 566, 577, 589-91, 648, 687,
717-19, 720, 743, 830; 2:81-82; 9:275
Denniston lands and 12 : 794, 795
on discipline of army labor, 2:180-82
Dunmore arrival (1770), 12:876
on Fort Stanwix Indian Congress (1768), 6:360-62, 476; 12:656-57, 659,
685, 692
Fraser (Hugh) and, 5:366
German Flats maladministration charges and, 8:509-10
German Flats patent, 3:369, 373, 397, 399, 416; 11:824-25
Groesbeck and, 9:46
on Halifax and Holland. 2:528-29
Hardy and, 2:5, 37, 112-14, 129, 133, 322, 439, 540; 9:321
Harper bond to Brush and French (176S) and, 12:582
Harrison patent and, 11:692-93
Indian Affairs records, 1:797, 806, 843; 2:51; 3:290
on Indian Affairs Secretaryship, 4:595-96, 629
Indian appeal (1771) against sale into slavery, 8:164; 12:909-10
Indian land deed (1754) to George II, witness, 11:947
on Iroquois loyalty (1756-57), 2:429-30, 749-51
Iroquois refusal (1753) to confer in Albany, 13:25
Jessup land grant and, 8:5, 198, 393
boundaries, 8:580-81; 12:957-58
Jessup re-allotmcnt of, 8:397, 451-52
Johnson fee payment, 8:642; 12:986-88, 991, 1006; 13:530
Low (Isaac) disavowal of, 12:935
Johnson called to New York (Dee. 1755), 2:390, 391-92
Johnson invitation (1762), 13:277
Johnson letter (1755), photograph, 1:613
on Johnson's military commissions, 2:87-88, 448-49; 12:828, 835
Johnson's power of attorney from Mrs. Cosby, 12:996
on Johnson's slowness to report to the Council (1755), 1:544-46. 558-59
564, 565, 576
Johnson visit (1773), 8:825
Johnson (Guy) commission (1763), 10:874
Johnstown and, 12:700
justice of the peace commissions (1762), 3:604, 617, 633, 641, 647-48 655.
666, 6S0, 726, 749, 750-51
justice of the peace commissions (1770), 12:753, 771-72, 781-82. 789 790
792-93, 809-10, 811, 824-25
Kayaderosseras and, 3:642; 4:817; 11:887; 12:156, 262-63, 684 685
land holdings, 1:440, 533; 4:92; 5:310-11, 331, 441; 6:360, 440-41 621
636, 650; 7:710, 788; 8:681, 1179-80
on land prices in Mohawk Country, 4:10; 5:310
Lawyer patent and, 8:222; 12:297-98, 302, 658, 684, 718
letter, photograph, 1:593
McKillip lands, 1:402. 408-409, 412, 419-20
marriage, 3:324; 5:490; 12:934n
in Marsh lawsuit, 4:34
39
Index
Banyar, Goldsbrow,
Marsh will and, ll:248n
on military events (1754), 1:403, 406, 415-16, 420, 434-38, 442, 459-61, 534
(1755), 1:651, 676-77, 686, 719, 773-74, 810-12, 823-25, 833-34, 845-51,
874-77; 2:64-65, 114-16, 140-41, 155-56, 202-206, 242-44, 287, 291
{See also Banyar, on Braddock defeat; and see Banyar, Crown Point
provisions and, supra)
(1756), 2:441-42, 458-65, 473-74, 483-85
(1757), 2:682-83, 781
(1760), 3:228-30, 295
(1762), 3:658-59, 878, 949-50
(1763), 4:48
militia appointments and, 1:423, 424-25, 439; 3:285-86, 287-88, 296, 397,
606, 949, 983; 4:1, 7, 30; 7:356; 12:788-89, 790-91, 809, 810-11,
905-906
Mohawk recruitment (1755) and, 2:80-81, 85-87
Mortier and, 7:444, 476, 554, 634, 758; 8:347, 396, 437, 506; 13:492, 494,
529
nephew, 12:990
on New York Assembly election (1769), 6:686; 12:691-92
on New York Council oaths, 3:618
on New York opinion of Johnson, 1:832-33
Northampton patent and, 12:191, 222, 262, 381, 771, 828
"Northern tract" in the rear of Kingsborough and, 12:814-15, 817-19, 824,
835, 836, 854, 874
Onondaga (Canunda) Lake lands and, 1:334-35
Oriskany patent (Oneida lands) :
boundaries, 12:156, 704, 707-708, 753-54, 766, 906
deed, 12:827, 875, 907, 908
Preston tract addition (1772), 12:935-36, 958-59, 982-84, 990-91, 996.
1006; 13:530
purchase money, 5:575, 598; 8:157-58, 236; 12:659, 684-85; 13:492, 531
Oswego relief (1756) and, 2:430, 442, 449
petitions for purchase of Indian lands (1765), 4:657-58
on Pfister and Duane land grant, 5:274-75
portrait, 9:274; 12:656
post road contributions, 7:957
printers' orders (1764) and, 11:70
ranger officers for, 7:631, 632
Roberts land patent and, 8:631; 13:531
on Sacondaga fortification, 2:269-70
Sacondaga patent (Clarke tract) and, 5:429, 441, 527, 540; 12:89, 146,
155-56, 191-93, 221-24, 262-63, 283, 297, 301, 343, 381, 658, 684, 771,
828-29 '
Sadachqueda lands, 12 : 704, 705, 751, 753
Schoharie cobalt mine and, 12:301
Schoharie-Mohawk village tract (1770) and, 12:835-36, 854-55, 875
Servis patent and, 12:684, 691, 703, 718; 13:491-92
on Shirley's commission as Commander in Chief, 2:271, 285-87
on Shirley's influence with Braddock, 1:459-61
Sinnott patent and, 12:719
Sons of Liberty and, 12:343
on the Stamp Act, 4:716, 858
Stevens patent, lands adjoining (1754-55), 1:394-95, 401-402, 407-408
411-12, 414, 417, 427, 428-29, 439-40, 532-33, 562, 565, 569; 9:98
surrogate's office, 7:173
Susquehanna (Adigo and Adageghtinge Creek) lands purchased by John-
son, 1:419, 921-22; 3:286-87, 296; 8:414; 12:706, 718-19, 754 767
787-88, 811-12, 818, 829-30, 854, 875, 880, 958; 13:16n, 529, 530 '
Susquehanna settlement and, 1:436, 440-41
Teuthendocta lands, 3:732, 749
on Ticonderoga, 2:116, 153, 242; 9:244-46, 251
on Tryon, 8:192-93
40
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Tryon County and, 8:396-97; 12:904-905, 934, 938
Vaughan land sales and, 12:064, 685
Waggoner's patent, 12:991
in Wallace accounts, 8:471
on Wappinger Indian claims, 5:468, 506, 515, 527; 12:283», 297
on war legislation, 2:463
Bapcock, Hannah, 4:160
Baptists, 8:1159
Barbadoes, 1:24; 13:180
Barbary States, 3:681
Barclay, Andrew, 7:578
Barclay, Rev. Henry, 1:4, 14, 211, 229
autograph, iixvi
Bennet mission and, 4:182
biographical sketch, l:6n
education of Joseph Brant, 13:300
Indian prayerbook and, 3:903; 4:72-73, 78, 107, 219, 540, 605; 10:935-36;
13:299-300
land grant, 1:351, 561, 645 (See also Barclay grant)
Western Indian revolts (1763), 13:300-301
Barclay, Mrs. Henry, 5:409-10, 427; 6:13, 79
Barclay, John, 3:75*0; 8:351; 12:783, 792
Barclay, Thomas, l:224n-25n,
Barclay grant, 1:351, 561, 645
as Canajoharie glebe, 3:366, 411; 4:47; 6:29; 10:241-42, 250, 311, 335;
11:555, 767; 13:416
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and, 3:590; 4:17, 48; 5:389,
392-93, 409-10, 427-28, 436, 440, 461, 847; 6:12-13, 67, 78-79, 226-27,
292; 7:392
purchase decision (1768), 6:414, 528, 747; 7:3
schoolmaster settlement on, 6:456-57, 685, 711; 7:25; 11:555
transmission of deeds to Johnson, 7:115, 247, 281
terms of release:
Barclay's, 3:589-91, 610; 4:17, 47-48; 10:335
heirs' terms, 5:409-10, 428-29; 6:29
Barckley & Jons, 8:166-67
Bard, John, 11:852
Bard, Dr. John, 7:503ft
Bard, Nicholas, 7:066
Barelott, John (Hannis) Wolf, 1:219; 6:95, 448-49
mentioned in Johnson patent, 3:634; 6:771; 10:248
Bargardus, Jacob, 1:120
Barhuit, Teunis, in Bradstreet account (1768), 12:677
Barhuyt, Comelis, 3:377
Barker, on justice list (1770), 12:810
Barker, John, 4:156, 161; 11:238, 435
Barkeyt, Cornelius, 7:1107
Barkeyt, Johannes, 7:1107
Barkeyt, Johannes Jerom, 7:1107
Barkeyt, John, Jr., 7:1107
Barkley, David, lieut., 3:990n
Barky, John, 3:166
Barkydh, Cornelius, 3:165
Barlet, John Wolf, see Barelett, John Wolf
Barnard, Gov., see Bernard, Gov. Francis
Barnay (smith), 3:128
Barner, John, 2:731
Barnham, Thomas, lieut., 9:237
Barnier, see Bernier
Barns, , 5:488
Bamsley, Thomas, capt., 4:277
Baron, Abigail, 4:154
Baron, Pierre, 5:813
41
Index
Baronetage of England (Kiniber and Johnson), 3:x
Barons, Benjamin, 2:37, 87, 515; 9:457
Barr, Dr. , 3 : 928 ; 4 : 179 ; 13 : 270
Barre, maj., 10:208
Barre, Madame, 8:50
Barre, Isaac, lieut.col., 4:336; 6:62?i
Barrell, William, 8:1020, 1063, 1163; 13:636
Barret, Thomas, 8:353
Barries, Isack, see Paris, Isaac
Barrington (Barington), Lord, 2:351; 8:358
Barrington, 6:210
Barritt, Lemuel, capt., 5:52-54, 119, 123; 12:41, 52
Barroiz, , cadet, 13:115
Barrow, Thomas, 2:779; 12:1040; 13:694
as paymaster, succeeding Mortier, 8:478
Johnson's account with, 8:716-17, 723, 785
Tice bond and, 8:659, 723
warrants to Johnson, 8:492, 620, 628, 652, 717, 766, 774-75, 904, 941-42,
1097, 1117, 1136, 1166, 1169, 1170; 12:1103, 1106
Barry, Dr. (Dublin physician), 12:1031
Barry, Abraham, 13:53
Barry, Garret, 5:532
Barry, Thomas, 3:177; 8:351; 13:554
Bart, (Frenchman from Ouiatanon), 11:855
Bartholome, (trader), 5:523; 12:544
Bartholomew, ,4:671
Bartholomew, Jacob, 7:667
Bartholomew, John, 7:216, 676, 1031; 13:505
Bartle, (Detroit gunsmith), 13:319
Bartman, George, 2:733
Bartolozzi, , 2:xii; 13:xi
Barton, Bev. Thomas:
on agricultural methods, 8:182-83
education of William of Canajoharie, 5:604-605, 775, 843-45; 6:66, 170-72,
238; 12:1065m,
electrical apparatus from, 11:954
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 7:515
gunsmith recommended, 4:180
illness (1771), 8:181
on Indian schools, 5:403-404, 407, 436-38, 439, 446-47, 461, 533, 775
Johnstown settlers and, 5:436, 532-33; 6:68
land purchases, 4:868; 7:390-91, 812-13; 8:184-85
missionary recommendations, 5:821-22, 846; 6:11-12, 17, 67, 73, 77, 79;
7:239-40, 516, 518, 566-67, 811-12, 1160
overseer's appointment requested, 6:238
physician recommended, 4:867, 876
on silkworm culture, 8:183-84
Smith and, 5:10, 23-24, 220, 436, 514, 533, 569; 6:564
Smith settlement plans (1765), 4:865-68, 875
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel membership proposal, 4:864;
5:156; 11:955
son's death, 5:402, 435
Wade (Francis) and, 5:141
Bashorn, Jacob, 11:933-37
Baskin, Peggy, 11:490
Baskootayan (Missisauga town), 8:286-87
Basset, Henry, maj. :
on Indian attack on Van Slyck, 8:672-73, 749, 764, 779, 803-805, 818,
819-20, 888
on Miamis, 8:899
Pond murder and, 8:640, 660, 673-74, 688, 787-90, 791-92, 795-97, 818,
819-20, 865, 876, 879; 12:1005
Pottawatomie answer to Johnson rebuke (1773), 8:913-14
42
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Bassett, Francis, 4:215, 533
Basset, Richard, ens., 8:788
Bassit, Richard (grandfather of Serena Bell), 8:168
Bassit, Sarah, 8:168
Basstone, Henry, 4:737
Bastedo, ,13:30
Basteen (Huron), Wheelock embassy to Johnson, 8:726-27, 743-44; 12:1012
Batcheller (Batchellor), , 6:732, 757
Batchelor, Edward, 8:27
Bateaux, see Boats
Bateman, Thomas, 6:190-02, 329-31
Bath, England, 4:547; 7:522, 539, 607; 13:214, 331
Batiscan, Quebec, 13:631
Batt, Thomas, lieut., 6:169-70, 176
Batten Kill, 12:956
Battey, James, 2:542
Battle Island, 2:653
Battle Near Lake George, The (Blodget), 2:6n
Baugh, Thomas, capt., 13:219
Port Schuyler sutler and, 3:831, 835, 836; 10:480w, 488
Oneida blockhouse fishing rights dispute (1761), 13:272
Virginia murders (1763) and, 4:189, 190-91, 193
Baugh, William, lieut., 5:381; 13:399
Baumann, Adam, 8:333
Bauntom, Henry, ensign, 3:104
Baxter, , 5:565
Baxter, Alexander,:
copper land petition, 6:242-47
Johnson share offer, 7:383-84, 882, 884; 12:861
Lake Superior mining installation, 6:648; 12:859
on mining prospects at Gloster, in the River St. Marys, 7:790-92, 90S-909:
8:122-27
Roberts on, 5:712
Baxter, Alexander, Jr., 6:242-47
Baxter, Ekert, 4:312, 313
Baxter, John, 4:890
Baxter, Roger, 4:832
Baxter, Thomas, 4:312, 313
Bayard, Nicholas, 6:695; 9:56; 11:119
Bayard, Robert, maj., 4:885; 5:363, 376, 619; 12:424
Bayard, Samuel, capt., 2:131, 156, 195, 629
Bayard, Saul, capt., 2:106
Bayard, Stephen, 6:679
Bayard, William:
Albemarle and, 3 : 923
Chew and, 8:289, 296
committee of correspondence and, 7:400n
drafts, 2:714; 4:267, 313, 356
George III and, 7:4nn
Kayaderosseras settlement (1768), 6:227-28
land purchases, 8:397; 12:291
saddle sale, 3:946
voyage to America (1770), 7:713, 731
Wraxall errands (1755-56), 1:672, 673; 13:80
Bay des Chaleurs, 10:978
Bayeuville, , 2:20, 22
Bayeaux, Henry, lieut., 3:65n, 71, 72, 73, 75, 78, 81, 90
Baye Verte, l:676n, Sec also Green Bay
Bayley, William, 4:832; 5:87
Baynton, John:
on Port Chartres smiths and interpreters, 7:78
43
Index
Baynton, John,
Illinois colonization proposal, 5:128-30, 240-41; 12:101-102
Paxtoner plunder of Croghan (1765) and, 4:713, 718, 738; 11:718, 776
Ruppert and, 6:248
Baynton, Wharton & Morgan, 5:572; 6:123; 12:278, 292
account against the Crown (1766), 5:246-62, 264, 265, 270-71, 333, 344,
565; 12:203, 218, 226, 229, 234-35
(1767), 12:328-29
(1768), 12:471
(1769), 6:654-67
account for Fort Augusta (1767), 5:538-39
Cole purchases, 5:382, 514, 516, 568, 748, 753, 754; 6:127-28, 215-16, 229,
230, 233, 366-94, 614; 12:280, 292, 495-96, 513-14; 13:399, 400-404
Cresap land purchases (1766), 5:507; 12:236, 277-78, 291-92
Croghan English voyage (1764), 4:384, 399-400
Croghan purchases (1763), 4:272, 384, 422, 431; 13:326
(1765), 4:738, 760, 787-88, 855
(1766), 5:304-305, 362, 365, 369; 12:149, 164, 181, 207, 213, 235, 239,
264, 265; 13:387-88, 389, 395
(1767), 5:536, 540, 541, 700
Croghan sued (1765) by, 4:787-88; 5:196
electrical apparatus shipped by, 4:768
escorts for Illinois trade, 4:780
Fort Chartres occupation and, 11:988
Illinois colonization proposal, 5:128-30, 240-41, 276-78, 329, 331; 12:141,
165, 237
Indian boundary line and, 12:165, 182
Johnson orders (1764), 4:385, 399, 407-408
McKee accounts, 4:511, 882; 12:166, 237-38, 292
Redstone Creek trade violations (1767) and, 6:19-20
Seneca peace treaty (1764) publication, 13:324
Shawnee trade at Scioto without pass, 5:344, 346, 365, 377, 384-85, 399-400,
458; 12:154-55, 165-66, 181-82, 201-203, 207, 218, 235
trade losses:
indemnities, 5:16-7, 126-27; 6:580; 8:929, 1024
memorials on, 4:270, 271; 11:565, 603, 614; 12:236-37, 278, 280
statement (1766), 5:359-61
Wabash massacre of hunting party from, 6:326; 12:373; 13:442
wine consignment (1765), 4:738; 11:753
Bayoux, Blanche, 8:665
Bazlie, , 5:765; 12:492
Beach, Theophylact, see Bache, Theophylaet
Beaker, see Baker
Beam, Adam, 2:731
Bean, , sutler taken prisoner (1759) by Indians, 13:127
Bean, James, lieut., 10 : 762, 764, 765
Bear, Hannis, 7:342
Bear Camp, 1:689
Bear River, 5:328
Beard, Francis, 12:705; 13:545
Beam, , 13:142
Beaseley, Henry, 8:351
Beasley, , Masonic activities (1769), 12:714
Beatty and Duffield, 5:571
Beaty, James, 11:488
Beaubasin, (Caghnawaga official), 7:922, 923, 958, 959
Beaubassin (Bobasin), Hertel de:
Clinton and, 9:64
prisoners and, 1:214-15, 241-42, 247, 252, 267, 283, 284, 285
wampum-making instruction, 9:51
Beaubien, John Baptist, 4:676-79; 13:677
Beauharnois, Charles, Marquis de, 5:186n
Beaujeu, (French commandant), 1:508: 2:21, 23; 3:413-14, 415,
422
44
Sir William Johnson Papers
Beaujour, Francis, 2:397-400
Beaulieu, (French trader), 8:673, 796
Beauregard, ,3:414,416
Beausejour, Fort:
English capture (1755), 1:676, 678, 681n, 686; 13:44
French troops stationed at, 1:446; 9:182
Beau Soleil, , St. Joseph command (1768), 12:508, 518, 544, 602
Beauvais, Raphael, 12:264, 265
Beauvert, , 4:672
Beaver, The (Delaware chief),
Bouquet conferences (1764), 11:441, 450, 456-57, 459, 460, 461, 467
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:723
Detroit attack (1763) news, 10:685
Geneseo refuge (1764), 11:206
at Lancaster Council (1762), 10:537, 547-48, 576
Shawnee hostages (1764) and, 11:483-84
Beaver Creek, 3:34; 9:613, 740; 10:521, 688; 12:1048
See also Big Beaver Creek ; Little Beaver Creek
Beaverdam, New York, l:130?i; 5:31
Beaver Town, see Tuscarrowas
Becancour, de, 2:21, 23
Beecanti, 5:367
Beck, Caleb, 4:854; 7:442, 1106
Becker, David, 6:241?i; 8:12; 12:865
Becker, Dirk, 7:463
Becker, George, 5:265
Becker, Hance, 1:380, 381; 10:100
Becker, Jacob, 7:352
Becker, Johanes, Jr., 6:241
Becker, John, 4:792; 8:422-23; 9:648
Becker, John Albert, 7:455, 463
Becker, Nicholas, 8:466-67, 488-89
Becker, Peter, lieut., 2:292; 4:236
Becker, Richard, 7:455
Beckers, lieut., 13:137
Beckford, William, Lord Mayor of London, 7:156, 286, 869n
Beckwith, capt., 9:355, 362, 366
Beckwith, John, maj.:
Caghnawaga abuse (1761), 3:376, 380, 383, 394; 10:263
Canadian assignment (1761), 3:372
commission of, 4:136
Lottridge and, 3:970-71
Nahantick Indians and, 5:425
Niagara campaign (1759) field officer duties, 3:55, 60, 63, 65, 66. 69. 84.
97, 99, 102, 103, 104
Osborne and, 3:309
Bedannowan (Beondanoa, Bildannavan, Bindanowan, Feubleu— Ottawa chief) :
at Montreal conference (1763), 10:779-80
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:452, 468, 476; 11:264, 265-66, 270-71, 287
Bedford, John Russell, fourth Duke of, 7:839
death of, 7:1074, 1077
elections of 1768 and, 6:120
French threat to Iroquois (1750) l:306n, 913
government debts to Johnson, 1:256
ministry changes (1770), 7:839
Ohio French claims, 1 :915
Seven Years War and, 3:896, 949; 4:2
Wilkes and, 6:219
Bedford (Raystown), Pennsylvania:
Croghan visit (1763), 10:'s."9, 882
Croghan visit (1770), 7:632
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Index
Bedford (Raystown),
election (1772), 8:640
Forbes at, 2:891; 3:4; 9:969; 10:91
Fort Duquesne road, 2:891, 892™ ; 3:4
Stanwix at, 3:138
Bedford, Fort (on the Juniata Biver, Pennsylvania) :
Bouquet (1763) at, 4:193
Croghan (1763) at, 4:180
Delaware hostages sent (1765) to, 4:723
Hudson (Indian) prisoner (1763) at, 10:719
Mohawk murder (1766), 12:41
traders attacked (1765), 11:634, 635-36
traders attacked (1769) near, 7:96
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, 8:552
Bedlow's Island (Kennedy's Island), 1:849
Beebe, John, Jr., 13:639
Beebe, Martin, 13:639
Beeckman, Garret G., 5:580
Beeckman, Joh's, 5:345; 8:153-54
Beeckman, Jno. Jas., 5:515
Beeckman, John M., Kayaderosseras settlement and, 5:214, 282, 283. 285;
6:39-40 ' '
Beekman, , 1:364; 9:89, 90, 92
Beekman, col., 1:487
Nimham lands and, 10:854
Beekman, Gerard William, 7:604
Beekman, John, 1:93; 3:875
estate of, 4:643; 11:573
Beekman, John Kayaderosseras proprietor, 4:685, 797; 6:274: 11:821 852
864-65 '
Beerman, Joseph, 7:437
Bekir, Jacko, 5:340
Belcher, Jonathan, 2:516, 519; 13:59
Braddock defeat and, 1:752, 766
Belfast, Ireland, 4:49
Bell, George Henry, 11:933-37
Bell, Hendrick, 7:455
Bell, James, 11:485
Bell, Richard, 8:168,169
Bell, Samuel (blacksmith), 1:726
Bell, Serena Johnson, 8:168-69
Belle Famille, battle of, 3:174; 13:128, 148, 153
Belle Isle, battle of (1761), 13:245, 250
Belle-Isle-en-Mer, France, 3:516n
Bellenger, Frederick, 8:333, 655
Bellerive, see Saint Ange de Bellerive, Louis
Belle Riviere, see Ohio River
Belle Sauvage (vessel), 13:212-14
Bellestre, Francois Marie Picote, Sieur de :
Detroit surrender (1761), 3:310n, 315-16, 323; 4:675; 10:194: 13:320
Detroit visit (1767), 5:723
German Flats attack (1757), 10:247w
house of, 5:619; 13:249
Miami trading house attack (1751), 1:916
nephew of, 5:688
Pontiac and, 12:622
rumored murder of, 3:414, 415
Bellinger, Johannes, 7:667; 8:333, 655
Bellinger, Peter, 8:655; 9:871
Bellinger, Peter, Jr., 7:456; 11:933-37
Bellomont, Richard Coote, Earl of, l:606n; 8:765
A Tie (Ga£hwasaghtancient, Seneca chief), 9:645, 650, 652; 10-60
Caghnawaga appeal (1761) for Iroquois aid, 13:267
46
Sir William Johnson Papers
at condolence for Abraham, 9:593
daughter of, 4:137
Easton Council (1758) and, 10:57; 13:113
Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1759), invitations, 10:89
at Fort Johnson Mohawk meeting (Sept. 1758), 10:11
at Fort Johnson Oneida meeting (1757), 9:848
German Flats murder of Oneidas (1757), 9:796
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois meeting (1757), 9:595-96
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:181; 13:176
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:467, 518; 13:238-39, 240
Ohio migration of, 2:625
Onondaga journey (1758), 3:153
at Oswego conference (1759), 13:129, 149
Oswego war party (1760), 10:175
on Seneca aid to French (1755), 3:995
Ticonderoga attack (1758), 9:946-47, 961-63
Walters (William) and, 10:332, 427
Bemiltasskottejang (Bemilliskolleyang), 8:324, 354-56
Bemincansinime River, 7:740
Bend, Elizabeth, 4:422
Bender, siege of, 7:945, 1074
Bendor (Binder), George, 7:352, 1081
Bengal, India, 6:499
Benivassica (Shawnee chief) :
at Bouquet conferences (1764), 11:461, 465, 467, 526-27, 531
Bouquet message, 11:558-59
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:723
at Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty (Johnson Hall. June, 1765),
11:823
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 12:628
Johnson Hall conference (Nov., 1768), 12:633-35
presents, 5:255, 257
Benjamin (Stockbridge sachem), 9:581-82; 10:183; 13:177
Bennet, Cornelius, 3:645; 4:182; 5:430
Bernard and, 4:442, 540
death of, 5:471
Mohawks and, 5:221, 222, 437; 10:935-36; 13:300
Bennet, Thomas, 7:462
Bennett, Dr. David, 2:48n
Bennett, James, 6:640; 8:605
in Adems accounts (1769-73), 13:544, 545, 550, 573, 579, 596, 598, 602
Johnson Hall carpentry, 7:339; 8:708, 727, 750-51
in Johnson patents, 12:787, 818, 935, 959, 988
Bennett, Spencer, see Phips, Spencer
Benson, (oyster fisherman), 8:632
Benson, Billy (skipper), 6:65
Benson, Thomas, 1:374-75, 419
Benson, William, 5:450; 12: 10.°,- 104, 114«,
Bentheysen, capt., 1:373; 2:505, 566
Benthuysen, Isack, 1:531
Benthuysen, Marte N., 7:441
Bonton, Nathaniel S., cited, l:237n; 2:897n; 3:373
Benzell, Adolphus, licut.:
Forest Inspector appointment, 7:946; 8:209-10, 342, 433
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:784, 792
New York-Canadian boundary survey, 8:213-14
Beranger, de, 2:21, 23
Bergen, John:
Banyar purchase (1772), 8:397, 681
Jessup land tract and, 8:131, 151, 682: 12:95s, 986-87, 901, 1006
Johnson payment (1772), 8:556
land petition (1769), 7:306
47
Index
Bergen, John,
patent agreement (1772), 8:430-31
Bergen County, New Jersey, 5:526; 7:866
Bergen Opzoom, battle of, 1:557m.
Bergeron, (trader), 5:523
Berhope, (trader), 5:719
Berks county, Pennsylvania, 12:420-21
Berlin, Germany, 3:144; 7:402
Bermuda Islands, 4:547; 7:106; 13:331
Bernard (Barnard), Gov. Francis, 2:873; 3:205
Boston riots and, 6:405, 410, 607
English summons (1769), 7:47
Hutchinson and, 7:629
Indian education and, 3:880; 10:344
Iroquois message (1762) from, 10:443
letters to Parliament (1769), 6:699
on missionary work of Bennet, 4:442, 540
Mohawk edition of the Church service, 13:300
publication of letters, 6 : 759
taste in wines, 6:582
Bernier (de Barnier), , Dieskau aide:
Albany lodging, 2:45, 46-47, 63, 74, 165; 13:47-50
capture, 2:41, 43, 44; 9:238, 264
on French losses at Lake George, 1:58; 9:232; 13:198
on Johnson's loan to Dieskau, 2:403
Shuckburgh on, 2:352
Berniere, John de, see De Berniere, John
Berns, Jonathan, 7:455
Berrup, Thomas, 4:617
Berry, Dr. ,8:1124
Berry, Thomas, see Barry, Thomas
Berryer, Nicholas Eene, Vaudreuil Green Bay grant and, 12:46
Bers, Adam, 2:486
Berton, , capt. of ship York, 4:631; 11:522
Berwick, England, 8:168
Besinger, Andrew, 3:299
Bestedo (Bested), Jacob, 7:52; 8:334
Best, the Saddler, Montreal tavern, 10:190
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 2:402, 753, 788, 802; 6:6
Delaware prisoners (1757) in, 9:742
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757) and, 9:737. 742
Indians of, 11:1 '
Moravian missions, 6:69
Betsy, in Adems accounts (1770-73), 13:563, 585, 609, 611, 613, 615
Betty (prisoner), 11:490
Beulah (ship), 3:875; 4:570
Beulah Green (ship), 4:120
Bevan, William, 8:40-41
Bevier, Lewis, 3:567
Bevin, Joseph, 5:266
Beyanton, see Baynton, Wharton & Morgan
Bezze, Nicholas, 11:827
Bezzo, ("green merchant"), 11:836
Bickel, Jacob, 3:643
Bickley, May, 4:685
Bickly, , New York Attorney General, 11:924
Bicraft, William, 7:462
Biddiford, Devonshire, 13:214
Biddle, Benijah, 12:819
Biddle, John, 3:847; 11:488
Biddulph and Cocks, bankers, 6:244
Bienville, Celoron de, see Celoron de Bienville
Big Beaver Creek, 11:558; 12:1094, 1095
48
Sir William Johnson Papers
Biggs Castriot, Dr. John, 3:96n
Bighead, David (prisoner), 11:490
Big Hole (Shawnee), 5:251; 11:846
Bightman, Jonathan, 3:221
Bigot, Frangois:
English minutebook found at Fort Duquesne, 2:229-35
peculation, 3:830n
Vaudreuil Green Bay grant and, 12:46
Big Wolf (Shawnee), 11:448
Bildennawan (Ottowa chief), see Bedannowan
Biles, William, 3:813, 842
Bill Emission Act (1770), 7:640
Billeting Act, 5:534, 540, 545, 598, 600, 704, 853
Billing, Ebenezer, 1:717
Billing (Billings), Roger, capt.:
scouting (1755), 2:260, 263, 268-69
wagon convoy (1755), 2:314; 9:316
Billings, , 1:744
Billings, William, 2:358
Billiond, John Babtest, 4:670-71, 677-78
Billouart de Kerlerec, Louis:
on Cherokee peace treaty, 9:569-73, 596-98
Preliminary Articles of Peace, 2:725; 9:574-81
Bill of Rights Association, 7:67-68
Bindanowan, see Bedannowan
Binder, George, see Bender, George
Binder, Jno, 13:577, 581
Binder, Lawrence, 7:1000; 13:562, 563
Bing, John, admiral, see Byng, John, admiral
Bird, James, col., see Burd, James, col.
Bird, John, 11:485
Birds:
bantam fowls, 7:241
canary bird, 9:167
duck, 13:209
eagle, 4:862
geese, 4:862, 865; 10:283; 13:208, 269, 665
linnet, crookbilled, 13:200
migration of, 13:187, 198, 206
parrot, 1:379; 4:877
peacocks, 7:644, 649, 684
pigeons, 10:572; 13:187, 189, 206, 208, 247
poultry inventory of Johnson Hall (1774), 13: 665
swan, 9:92
turkey, 1:346; 7:35; 13:186, 191, 665
wildfowl conservation laws (1760), 13:195
woodcock, 13:186, 187, 195, 198, 199, 209, 210
Birmingham, England, 7:894
Biron, 13:621-22
Birop, Thomas, 13:510
Bishop of Osnabrug (vessel), 7:561
Bisiomette, Z. 11:827
Bisshopp, Edward, 8:1215
Bissonette, , 11:827
Bixby, David, 1:868
Black Boys, see Paxtoners
Blackburn, Ashton, 7:333, 351
Blackburn, John, 7:481; 12:772, 979-80
autograph, 7 :xi
Baker and, 7:784; 8:115, 578
bill of lading (1773), 8:868
on Boston Tea Party, 8:1060, 1114-16, 1160
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Index
Blackburn, John, Cuyler vessel and, 8:534
Ellice and, 8:410, 565
Gage bills of exchange and, 7:1092, 1094, 1116
Hansen and, 4:767
Indian Affairs orders (1770), 7:707-708, 830, 894-96, 932-33
(1771), 7:1123-24
(1772), 8:802-803
invoice of goods consigned to Wetherhead (1770), 7:858-64, 880-81, 885-91,
996, 1039, 1063-64, 1116
invoices (1771), 8:200-201, 249
(1773), 8:861-62, 870
Johnson (Guy) and, 8:649, 752, 831, 1009, 1042, 1134, 1198-1200; 12:1123;
13:688
Johnson (John) candidacy for Surveyorship of Woods, 8:342, 433-34, 502
Johnson power of attorney, 8:503, 530-31, 831, 832-33
non-importation agreements and, 7:252, 272
Ohio land grant and, 7:1124-25; 8:93-94, 113, 146, 173, 503, 565, 588-89,
633, 650, 724, 751, 752, 808, 830, 871, 1009
Oxfordshire settler for Johnson lands, 8:872
political news (1771), 8:94-95, 146-47, 173, 205-206, 242-43, 249-50, 358-59,
434-35
powder order (1774), 8:1078
Revolutionary news (1770) from New York, 7:830
Roberts and, 7:830, 895, 1158; 8:59-60, 94-95, 133, 173, 211, 249, 724, 808,
871
drafts on Johnson (1771-72), 7:910, 926-27, 933, 1120, 1124; 8:93,
112-13, 205, 503
reproaches of Johnson, 8:649-50, 752, 830, 873-75, 1005-1007, 1059, 1161
timber export and, 8:250, 342, 434
Watts and, 8:564
Blackburne, W., 6:561
Black Dog, 6:390, 392
Blackeny, L., col., 1:11
Blackford, Benjamin, 1:187
Blackler, John, 8: a, 31-32
Blackler, Pheasant (of Athlone), 8:32
Black Prince (Indian), 9:28
Black River, Jamaica, 8:718
Blacksmiths, see Smiths
Blackstone, Sir William, 7:504-505
Blagge, John, 8:605, 776; 12:991-992, 1006
chair borrowed by, 8:772
as coroner of New York City, 8:809-10
Gordon land release recorded (1772) by, 13:523, 527, 528
Inglis and, 8:553
Tryon County clerkship and, 8:478, 517, 542, 918, 969, 1001; 12:991n
woodwork of, 8:782
Blain, Ephraim, 11:580
Blair, John, 4:278n
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:297, 406-407; 12:618
Indian boundary line and, 6:143-44, 202-204, 206, 225-26, 279: 12:267, 324
501, 546, 553 '
on Virginia murders (1763), 10:908-909, 943
Blair, Simon, lieut., 3:990n
Blake, , ensign, 2:306
Blakeney, William, col, gen., 2:531-32, 801
Blaker, , sgt., 3:70
Blaker, Antony, 10:930n; 11:374
Blakiston, Dr., 7:577
Blanchard, (surveyor), 5:142
Blanchard, Honore, 2:197, 200-202, 207, 222, 258
Blanchard, Joseph, col, 2:37, 90, 111, 155; 13:50
50
Sir William Johnson Papers
Atkinson letter introducing, 1 : 684
biographical sketch, 9:224ra
Catskill patent and, 7:686-87
as commanding officer at Great Carrying Place, 2:14, 17; 9:224-26, 228
at Crown Point (1755) Councils of War, 2:39, 47, 55, 70
New Hampshire regiment of, 1:607, 684, 691-92, 844-45, 851, 852, 858, 859.
871-72, 879, 884; 2:14, 107, 109, 141, 167, 170, 272; 3:996; 9:224,
228-29, 247; 13:51-53
Blankets :
in Adems accounts, 13:547, 548, 551, 566, 569
Albany stores (1756), 9:459
bearskin, 2:619
beaver, 11:271; 12:559, 560; 13:243
in Butler accounts (1764-71), 13:509, 510, 512, 513, 514, 515
in Campbell accounts (1756-65), 13:337, 340, 341, 343, 347, 364
in condolence ceremony, 2:573, 582; 9:730; 11:478
disbursement to Indian prisoners, 1:251
disbursements to Indians:
(1746-56), 1:72; 2:566-646passtm; 9:15-30passim, 563, 645, 646
(1757), 9:589, 593, 621, 631, 647, 649, 653, 765
(1758-59), 3:23, 149, 167, 171
(1761), 10:326, 328, 329, 332, 333; 13:241, 259
Fort Chartres (1768), 6:366-94passmi
Fort Pitt, (1769), 6:656-66poss/m
at Fort Stanwix Congress (176S), 6:312, 446
duffle, 7:742, 781, 828, 880
French, 1:111, 384; 4:490
Duncan & Phyn orders (1764), 11:122
in Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:647, 651, 655, 656, 660, 664
Johnson Hall winter requirements (1760-61), 13:200
Johnson orders (1769) from anonymous debtor, 7:31-40passim
Kersey, 7:480, 822, 824, 826, 828, 859, 887, 890, 895; 9:561
London order (1756), 2:898
as payment to Indians, 1:132, 138, 376-77
as payment for lands, 4:140
in Phyn and Ellice accounts (1767-68), 13:469, 471, 475
prices :
barter equivalents (1765?), 3:893-96pa.s.??m
(1762), 10:389, 595
(1765), 11:990
(1769), 7:293, 973, 974, 975, 976, 978, 9S1-S2
(1770), 7:493, 624, 782, 822, 826, 828, 837
(1771), 8:113, 200, 201
(1773), 12:1020
scarcity:
(1745-47), 1:43, 79, 81, 83, 84, 124
(1755), 2:117, 214, 240, 337, 9:285
(1756-63), 2:423, 466; 4:37; 10:7, 8, 10
(1766-70), 5:41-42; 7:229, 772
shipment (1770), 7:1042, 1071
strouds, 1:83, 229, 290, 309, 347, 365, 372; 7:S24; 10:1071
in Adems accounts, 13:534, 61 1
Boston supply (1747), 1:92
in Campbell accounts (1750-65), 13:338, 340, 345, 346, 347
disbursement to Indians, 1:132; 2:206; 9:15-3(W«tm, 459, 561:
10:701, 704, 705, 706, 7(17, 709, 710, 713, 71 I
disbursement ,-ii Detroit-Niagara Congress (17(H), 10:278, 284, 286 326
disbursement at Fort Chartres (1768), 6:366 Mpassvm
disbursement at Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 6:446
English imports, 1:259-60
mourning, 7:379; 10:851, 854; 11:29, 660, 708, 983; 12:122, 127
name origin, ll:29n
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Index
Blankets, New York Act to Regulate the Fur Trade, 1:19
Otterwana loss (1746), 1:71
prices (1747-64), 1:102, 384; 4:490; 10:71
prices (1770), 7:604, 621, 622, 782, 822, 826, 828, 836, 859, 885, 895,
933; (1771), 8:113
scarcities, 1:79; 7:756
Stringer shipment, 7:480
Van Eps order (1746), 1:50
Blanksliip, Stephen (prisoner), 11:485
Blasius, Lawrence:
Canajoharie escort to England (1764), 4:316-17, 325, 353; 11:36
petition against Herchheimer (1764), 4:312
Blauvelt, David, capt., 2:408
Blaw, Waldrum, 8:23, 80
Bleaker, , 1:125, 183
Bleaker, , (Gouverneur survey), 7:255-56
Blecker, ,6:642
Bleeker, Rutgert, 3:674
Bleecher's Island, 10:572
Bleeeker (Bliker), John J., 2:327; 5:344, 496
at Bradstreet Sandusky court of enquiry (1764), 11:369
Bleeeker (Blecker), John R., 8:429; 12:534
Bleeeker, Hendrick, 1:383
Bleeeker, Henry, 8:996
Bleeeker, Jacob, 5:496
Bleeker, Johannes John, 7:454; 12:272
Blewer, , capt., 8:247
Blicker, ,1:777
Bliker, John, see Bleeeker, John J.
Bliss, George, adjutant, 9:273
Bliss, Peletiah, 2:218, 235; 9:275, 277
Block Island, 12:514
Blodget, Samuel, cited, 2:6w, 404%
presentation of book by, 2:404-405
Blondeau, L., 5:133
Bloodgood, James, 5:532; 6:487; 7:563, 581, 586
chair construction, 7:1075
Bloody Bridge, battle of, see Detroit, Indian siege (1763), Dalyell action
Bloom, Elizabeth, 1:188
Bloomer, , capt., 3:65, 73, 75, 81, 84, 89, 90, 91, 92
Bloomer, Joseph, 7:661; 12:819
Bloore, ,8:352
Bluer, Thomas, 8:352
Blunt, Harry, maj., 8:1183
Blyth, , lieut., 11:760
Blyth, William, Stump murders and, 12:419
Boats :
Albany sloopage, 13:1, 211
Atlantic crossing (1765) of John Johnson, 11:979-80
Atlantic crossings (1760-61) of Warren Johnson, 13:180, 212-14
beaver sloop wrecked (1771), 8:139
boatmen service, 10:158, 161, 164, 166-67, 169
Bouquet expedition, 11:211
for Bradstreet expedition, 4:599-600, 6012-603; 11:192, 232, 341, 492-93,
496, 506
British shipwrecks (1771), 7:1156
Campbell order (May, 1770), 12:820-21
canoe decoys, 9:248, 250
canoe escape plans of Delawares and Shawnees (1764), 11:384, 386
canoe fishing, 13:197
canoe fleets (1747), 1:100
canoe hire charges (1769), 13:489
52
Sir William Johnson Papers
canoe loan (1774), 12:1101
canoe migration from Logstown to Muskingum (1774), 12:1095, 1096
canoe requirements of Michilimackinac annual trade, 13:447-49
canoes for German Conestoga journey, 13:16
canoes for Michilimackinac trade (Kogers' plan), 6:51-53
canoes for Mohawk scalping parties (1757), 9:781, 782
canoes for provisions (1764), 4:400
canoes of traders (1763), 10:864-65
Carver expedition, 12:877
caulking costs (1769), 13:487
construction costs (1769), 12:761
in copper prospecting, 7:791-92; 8:122-23; 12:859, 861
for Chippewa presents (1768), 12:560, 563
for corn shipment (1769), 6:707-708, 715, 756
Croghan shipwreck (1764), 11:169
Crown Point (1755) expedition, 1:590, 603, 671, 757, 893-94; 9:264, 265
Albany boatbuilding, 1:458, 542, 557, 563, 585, 611, 689, 692, 759,
839-40; 9:216
Boston, 1:545
condition of bateaux for, 1:828-30, 842; 2:7, 14, 95, 135, 209, 214, 222,
224, 251, 320, 321, 333, 339, 356; 9:280; 13:46
flatboat, instructions for, 1:863, 875
for Massachusetts forces, 1:843, 885
row galley on Lake Champlain, 1:483, 492; 9:201
New York City, 1:577, 674
Schenectady, 1:458, 585, 611, 689
winter storage (1755-56), 9:321
South Bay, 1:651, 690
customs vessel seizure (1769) of, 7:71-72
Cuyler trade vessel, 8:534
Detroit siege (1763) and, 10:738-39, 740, 741, 742-43, 765, S12; 13:290, 291,
292, 293-94
Indian blockade of Niagara, 10:882, 891, 906, 919, 962; 11:518
English schooners on Lake Ontario, 13:129, 135, 170, 266, 269-70
English seizure (1760) of Pennsylvanian, 13:181
Esopus boatmen, 9:465-66
equipment prices (1769), 6:716; 7:974, 976, 979, 983
European (1760), 10:160, 163
ferrying charges (1768), 12:644
ferrying charges (1770), 7:832, 834, 837, 968-69, 974, 976, 978-79
ferrying charges (1773), 13:627
flatboats, (scows), 1:863, 875; 2:49, 117, 134, 138. L43-44, 151, 152, 157,
158, 160, 180-81, 190, 209, 222, 242, <>43
Johnson's own, 9:122
forest conservation and, 9:147, 166
Fort Chartres communication and, 11:928; 12:255
Fort Stanwix Congress, 6:291; 7:366; 8:780-81; 12:596, 608, 609, 617. 667
French, at Great Carrying Place, 9:548
French boat-burning (1759), 13:1 1 I
French construction, 9:85-86; 10:94, 146; 12:173
French schooners on Lake Ontario (1759), 13:137, 138, 140, 143, 145, 150,
169-70
French vessels captured (1757), 9:808, 815-16
frozen in (1766), 12:13
Glen loan returned (1747), 13:9-10
Great Lakes exploration vessels, 10:274, 285, 293-94, 310, 319; 13:2i's
Great Lakes fleet, 7:896, 1124; 8:469-70
Lake Erie vessel protested by Cliippewas, 6:717-22, 777; 7:148-49
Lake Huron, 12:723, 726
Lake Ontario losses (1770), 7:355
hiring charges (1746-47), 9:15, 20, 24, 25, 27, 30
hiring charges (1767-69), 7:31, 32, 34; 13:516
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Boats, horse transport, 8:880
Indian distaste for sailing, 13:189
Indian piloting privileges (1773), 13:622-23
Indian provision boats, 1:603; 3:226-28, 233, 235, 252, 255-56
pilots for, 3:255-56, 258
for Indian use (1760) at Oswego and Niagara, 10:144
for "intended enterprise" (1763), 4:236
for Johnson's trip to Niagara (1764), 4:418, 423, 427, 432, 435, 436, 446,
478; 11:189, 209-10, 230-31, 237, 247, 251, 253, 254, 336
Johnson (Guy) "2-handed battoe," 8:193
Johnson's, at Sacondaga, 8:508
Lake Champlain crossing (1773), 12:1026
Lake Erie shipwreck (1763), 10:812, 814, 815, 859, 864
Lake Erie trade (1765), 11:752
Lake George (1773), 13:617
liquor shipped by, 8:985, 987-89
Little Egg Harbor shipwreck, 7:713, 718, 731, 737
lumbering, 13:430
mail shipwrecked (1765), 11:979
maintenance costs for traders' boats (1765), 11:992-93
man-of-war Antigua voyage (1766), 12:70
masts for, 7:497
for Mississippi, 4 : 44
Montreal, 2:787, 791
Navy Island fire, 5:462
New York Ferry Bill (1773), 8:710
Niagara accidental fire (1766), 12:245
Niagara Carrying Place (1764), 4:342, 406
Niagara boat stoppage (1769), 6:750, 751, 774, 776, 777; 7:1, 10, 13, 21
for Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) journey, 3:511, 512, 521, 524, 546;
10:155, 158, 285, 287, 289, 292, 299-300, 301, 307, 323; 13:216-17, 221,
222, 226, 227, 229, 230-31, 232, 233, 234, 235, 238, 239, 240-41, 242,
244-49, 252, 258, 259-73
for Niagara expedition (1759), 2:430; 3:116, 121-22, 124, 140, 146-47;
13:116, 117, 118, 120, 121-22, 125
Niagara journey of the O'Briens (1766), 12:129
Niagara trade reports (1768), 12:650, 660
Ohio River Indian attacks on (1769), 7:79, 140, 163
on Oneida Lake, 13:172
Oneida Royal Blockhouse fire (1767), 12:279
for Onondaga Council (1756) present, 9:463, 469; 13:86-87
Oswegatchie, 3:134; 13:124, 129
Oswego Congress (1766), 12:113
in Oswego relief, 9:403, 410, 415, 421, 422, 423, 426, 429, 430, 432, 434, 435,
437, 444, 503; 13:121, 125
in Oswego siege, 9:396, 407, 413, 418, 445
for outpost occupation (1761), 13:250
Presque Isle attack (1763) and, 10:732, 735
prices (1775), 2:578, 593
prices (1772), 8:438
privateers, 1:10-11, 24, 743; 9:815-16; 13:214
New York, 1:128, 171, 225; 2:505, 523, 525
Quebec pilot boat (1757), 9:790
Rapids of Richelieu, 13:430-31
Rogers removal from Michilimackinac (1768), 12:451, 492, 521
row galley on Lake Ontario (1756), 9:486
Russia's Mediterranean fleet, 7:430
for Saint Johns attack (1759), 13:131
Sandusky schooner grounding (1768), 12:682
Schenectady service, 9:510, 511; 11:128
schooner hire (1772), 8:411
sloopage costs, 8:1029-30; 12:738, 920
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in Smallman account of trade losses (1763), 12:64
storage (1747), 9:6-7
theft of, 7:841-43, 897-98
for Ticonderoga, 2:59
transportation overland, 2:340
Wade and Keiuser expeditions, 7:723-30; 8:119, 241, 499, 560
whaleboats, for Niagara relief, 10:157, 170
Boccaloons, 3:34
Bodens, Jains Batite, 5:468
Bogardus, ,3:377
Bogardus, Petrus, 4:787
Bogardt, Lambert, 7:672
Bogart, Hendrick, 1:839; 2:612
Bogart, Isaac, capt., 2:612; 7:687, 1035; 9:135
Bogart, Jacob, 1:840
Bogert, Henry I., capt.:
Darlington goods shipments with, 4:744, 858, 872, 879, 884; 5:269, 270,
273 367 • 11:753
sloop frozen'in (1766), 4:889; 12:13
Bogert, Peter (blacksmith), 1:726
Boggs, John, 5:385
Bohemia, 3:893
Boiford, , Niagara surrender (1759), 13:115
Boin, Beyer, 1:99
Bois, Lake du, 13:448
Boisrouvre, , 2:20, 22
Boiveres, ' ,4:670-71,677-78
Bojeau, capt., see Beaujeu, French commandant
Bolders, , capt., 5:645
Bolderson, ,3:290,310
Bollan, ,11:426
Bolton, Duke of, 6:219
Bolton, Mason, col., 8:1215
Roman's Creek, 8:303
Bond, (clothes purchased from), 7:562
Bondi, , Detroit Frenchman, 12:968-69
Bonnais (Chippewa chief), 12:491
Books :
Account of Conferences Held, and Treaties Made, Betiveen Maj. Gen. Sir
William Johnson, Bart, and the Chief Sachems and Warriours (John-
son), 13:60n
Adair dedication to Johnson, 6:752
Arlair manuscript on history of the Southern Indians, 6:531, 682
Adair "Origin of Ye American Indians," 6:723
almanacs, 3:355, 936, 957; 5:32; 13:342, 552, 588
Annual Register, 6:733, 779; 7:172
"Appeal in Behalf of the Church of England in America" (Chandler),
5:780n, 835-36, s:;7, 840, 841; 6:131-33; 7:1
"Further Appeal," 8:187-88
Ashe's Grammatical Institutes, 8:1156
Bayle's General Dictionary, 6:708
Bernard Mohawk edition of the Church service, 13:300
Biographia Brittanica (5 vol.), 4:358
Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, 7:504-505; 12:977
Bouquet's Expedition to MusTcvngam (Smith), 5:10, 24
Caner edition, in Mohawk, of the Church service, 8:1039-40
Chamber's Dictionary, 1:264
Chcval Picrrepoint, The (2 vol.), 4:86, 359
Chinese Pieces (2 vols.), 4:86, 359
Churchill's Works, 6:73:'., 779
Clio, 3:957
Colden History of the Five Nations, 9:13
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Books, Colden (Cadwallader) pamphlet, 5:661
Court Register, 4 : 86
Cudwortk's Discourse, 7:508-509
Dissertation on the Gout and on all Chronic Diseases, A (Cadogan), 8:243«
Dissertation on the Prophecies (Newton), 7:508
Duke's Orders, The, 13:339
English Register, 8:52
Evans' manuscript journal, 7:13; 12:728
Greenland history (Cranz), 6:69
Historical Account of the Expedition under Colonel Bouquet (Bouquet),
5:325, 329
Historical review of the Transactions of Europe from the Commencement
of the War with Spain, 1 : 265
History of the Bible, in Mohawk, 8:1040
History of Emperor Charles the Fifth of Spain (Robertson), 6:733
History of England (Lord Orrery), 7:765-66
History of Louisiana, 4:359
History of Massachusetts Bay (Hutchinson), 6:475
History of Scotland (Robertson), 6:733
hornbooks, 12:13
Irish Almanac, 8:517
Johnson (Joseph — Wheelock pupil) publications, 12:1119
Johnson (Peter) request for, 8:1139-40
Johnson (Samuel) English grammar, 6:165
in Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:665
Journal of David Jones, 8:1159, 1178
Knox Historical Journal of the Campaigns in North America, 6:733; 8:45
Langhorne's Letters, 4:359
Littleton's History of Henry the Second, 6:733, 779; 7:172, 752
loaned by Johnson, 3:967; 4:575
Lowth sermon praising Johnson, 8:98, 228, 248
on Masonic regulations, 5:286, 308-309
"Masonry the sure Guide to Hell," 6 : 576
Microscope Made Easy (Baker), 1:264
Millenium Hall, 4:86, 359
Musgrave "Address to the Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of Devon,"
7:269n, 285
New History of the World , A (Guthrie and Gray), 4:426
Newton's Mathematical Elements of Natural Philosophy (Desaguliers trans-
lation), 1:264
orders, 1:264-65, 375, 377; 3:919, 950, 953; 4:64, 86, 358-59, 395, 426, 608,
622; 6:236, 779
pamphlet on Illinois colonization, 5:127
physic books, 6 : 683
poem on Canadian politics (1764), 11:335
Polite Lady, The, 4:86, 359
prayerbook in Mohawk translation:
Barclay edition of, 1:6%; 3:903; 4:72, 107, 605; 8:1040; 10:935
binding of, 6:506, 618, 649, 708
Claus revision, 3:363, 630, 639; 10:264, 333
demand and scarcity of old edition, 3:355, 384; 5:29, 529; 10:264
Gaine printing work on, 6:340, 355, 397, 475, 506; 7:152
printing costs (1769), 12:762
Shuckburgh and, 3:370; 6 : 506
Weyman printing work on, 4:78, 219, 540, 605; 5:106; 13:299-300
primers and psalters from England, 12:1079
Quincey's Dispensatory, 4:328
Reverie, The (2 vol.) ,4: 86, 359
Rhode Island library, 1 : 619
"Roderick Random (Smollett), 1:264; 4:358
Rogers Journal publication (1765), 13:288n
schoolbook offer from Gaine, 8:1156
56
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Scots Caricatures, 4:359
spelling, 7:803, 866, 970, 1025
Stamp Act pamphlet, 4:877
Stuart's Mohawk translation of the Gospel of St. Mark, 8:1195-96
Tusearora request, 12:1109
Watson's Almanac and Registry, 8:52
Wedderburn pamphlet, 8:1061
Whately's pamphlet (1769), 7:57
"written," 5:580
Boone, Thomas, 3:389n
Booth, ,4:734
Bordley, , Maryland Attorney General, 4:584; 13:332
Bordman, Charles, 5:565
Borrow, capt., Hardenbergh patent and, 6:738
Boscawen, Edward, admiral:
Brest squadron and, 2:532
fleet off Cape Breton, 1:651, 686, 692-93, 763
discovery of French plans against Halifax, 2:218
on French troops in Canada, 2:61, 112
Lake Champlain victory (1759), 10:130
observation fleet off Canadian coast, 3:24
secret expedition (1756), 2:473, 485
siege of Louisburgh, 1:719, 849; 2:35, 206, 800-801; 13:44
Bosh, Jacob, 8:335
Bosomworth, , capt., 2 : 785
Boston, Massachusetts, 1-An, 64, 118, 263n, 355, 357; 6:708; 13:300
arms stores (1758), 9:933
Assembly, 1:79, 82, 112
Cape Breton expedition, 1:28, 30, 32, 33, 36, 39, 41, 52-53, 57, 92, 209
chief justice's warrant threatened, 6:607; 8:1071
commissioners (1770), 12:808
Convention of Ninety- two, 6:406, 410
court, 6:452; 9:93
Crown Point (1755) expedition and, 1:594, 690, 849, 877; 2:81, 103, 137, 339
effigy-burning (1770), 7:483
election (1769), 6:760
First Church, 6:133«
French reports of attack on, 2:648
Gage arrival (1774) as governor, 8:ix, 1115, 1160-61, 1164, 1179
Gordon visit (1765), 13:374
Indian education movement in, 3:628, 880, 903; 4:182, 380
Johnson (Guy) in, 4:xi
Johnson land sales and, 7:593
King's Chapel, 8:922rc
massacre (1770), 7:481, 5Un, 528ra, 752-53
New York post road and, 7:957-58
Port Bill, 8:1115, 1157, 1163
riots (1765), 4:836, 845, 885; 11:921
riots (1768), 6:222, 278, 303, 323-24, 338, 405, 410, 432, 434, 468, 504;
12:653
riots (1770), 7:629, 652-53; 12:808
Ruggles' mission to, 2:159, 161, 189, 192, 200, 205, 210; 9:249, 262
Sabbath observance laws, 13:213
as seat of government (1769), 6:687
slaves, 1:438
stamps arrive in, 4:850; 11:921
store sloop, 1:746, 747
Tea Party, 8:974-75, 1060, 1114-16, 1160-61
trade, 1:92; 5:834; 7:769, 999, 1024
troop arrivals, 2:441, 450; 7:672; 10:8, 15; 12:712
Boston Gazette (newspaper), 4:405n
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Boston Public Advertiser (newspaper), 7:401?i
Bostwick, , 5:485
Bostwick, Aug., 8:351
Bostwick, Rev. David, 3:5S6; 11:388
Bostwicke, Francis (probably error for Henry), 6:251
Bostwick, Henry:
accusation of Ainse, 6:466-67, 525-28, 554, 674-76; 12:613, 614, 651
Bradstreet account, 11:590
Chinn and, 6:251, 317
copper interests, 6:89-91, 242-47, 251, 317-18, 438-39, 450, 551-52, 553-55,
624-27, 648, 671-72, 712; 7:383, 791, 882
copper interests
speech (1769) to the Indians at Michilimackinac, 7:48-49, 73-74; 8:124
Howard bill (1765), 4:741
Indian trade indemnities (1763), 10:992-93
Michilimackinac trade (1765) petition on wintering privileges, 4:802, 815,
871, 878; 11:814, 827, 828, 879-80
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 13:253
O'Brien and, 6:397, 483
Bostwick (Bostick), Lesslie, lieut., 6:675
Bostwyck & Co., 4:383
Botetourt, Lord, 6:337-38, 570n
death of, 7:966, 1130»
Indian boundary line and, 6:694
Bouch, capt., 8:1042
Boude, , 9:733
Bougainville, Louis Antoine de, 10:168
Bouillerese, , 11:827
Boullie, , 4:643
Bounaff ous, , lieut., 10 : 124 ; 13 : 1 14
Bouquet, Henry, col., brig, gen., 3:2n; 12:276
Allegheny settlement proclamation, 11:793
arms disbursement (1762), 10:549, 597-98
Conestogas and, 11:97
Croghan expenses and, 3:931; 4:712; 10:452, 549, 475, 824
Paxtoner attack (1765) and, 4:713, 717, 718, 734; 11:636, 644, 776-77
Croghan intelligence (1763) of Indian threat of uprising, 10:607, 612
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace negotiations (1764), 4:354, 503, 608-609,
667; 11:435-47, 447-67, 496-98, 499, 509, 588, 725, 726, 732, 738
Benevissica message, 11:557-59
hostage escape, 11:483-84, 510-11, 515-16, 519, 526-27, 530-31, 585
trade memorials and, 11:565
Treaty (1765), 4:628-29, 640-41, 650, 742
Delaware Treaty (1758), 11:444
Detroit threat of Indian attack (1761), 3:439
Fort Chartres occupation and, ll:447n, 497
Fort Pitt defense (1763), 4:139, 167, 193; 10:718-19, 811, 832, S61
Bushy Bun, 4:195, 197, 199; 11:618
Fort Pitt scalping (1764) and, 11:540, 586
Georgia defense (1757), 9:793
journal, 4:836
Kindarunty and, 3 : 733
McKee accounts (1764), 4:454; 11:202
Mississippi settlement and, 10:660
Niagara command (1759), 13:144
Ohio expedition (1764), 4:382, 383, 612-13, 619-21, 622, 624, 629; 7:669;
11:173
Bradstreet expedition and, 4:506, 525, 534, 535, 536, 570; 11:232-33,
240, 332, 344, 365, 385-86, 393, 472, 493
Delaware encounter (Oct., 1764), 11:376, 3S5
Hutchins account of, 4 : 798 ; 11 : 867
Indian troops, 4:402, 124, 439, 451, 462, 483, 494, 510, 516-17, 519, 539,
58
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617, 647; 11:174, 175-76, 212-13, 240, 376, 477, 478, 492, 512, 577,
586, 607-608, 658-59, 660
instructions, 4:450-52; 11:210-13, 239-40
Muskingum conferences, 11:447-67
prisoners returned to, 4:570-71, 583-84, 585-86, 606-607, 609, 620, 641;
10:317; ll:169rc, 440-43, 445-52, 453, 454, 456, 457, 462-67, 474-75,
482-83, 484-91, 498, 586, 659, 724, 768
provisions, 4:399, 609; 11:128
Smith publication on, 5:10, 24
Tuscarrowas conferences, 4:570-71; 11:385-86, 392
Illinois and, 4:618
Pennsylvania Commissioners and, 10:652
portrait, 11:210, 484
Presque Isle attack (1763) and, 4:173; 10:733, 800
at Eaystown (1758), 2:892n; 9:969
return to England, 4:642; 11:586
Royal American training, 10:41ft
Senecas and, 3:662
on Shawnee scalping raids, 3:670
Stephen and, 4:201
trade regulation, 3:529; 10:103, 108; 13:261
Bourbonne, , son-in-law of, 4:763, 766
Bourghsdorff, Fredrick, 3:606
Bourk, the sutler, 3:854; 10:477, 480-83, 488-89
Bourke, Edmond, see Burke, Edmund
Bourks, Frederick, 11:381
Bourlamaque, Chevalier de, 2:719; 10:168, 334; 13:131
Bourrasa, Ignace, 5:133
Bourbon League, 7:1029, 1129
Bowden, Thomas, 5:408; 12:685
Bowdoun, Peter, 1:716
Bowen, John, 2:739; 3:157, 160
Albany County division petition, 8:333
land patent, 8:266; 13:493, 530
oath of allegiance, 8:656
Bowen, Joseph, 7:1002
Bowen, Peter, 8:333
Bowen, Eyar, 2:611; 3:155; 9:30
as Oquaga smith, 9:713-14, 724
Bowen, West, 8:241
Bowen, William, 7:12, 350, 1060-62
Bowin, Cornelius, 12:819, 855
Bowin, Cornelius, widow of, 9:650
Boyd, , murdered trader (1767), 12:295, 337-39, 360
Boyd, Archibald, 3:161; 8:68
Boyd, Rhody (prisoner), 11:490
Boyd, Sarah (prisoner), 11:489
Boyd, Thomas (prisoner), 11:498
Boyer, , 11:827
Boyle, Hugh, 4:501
Couagne accounts, 4:825; 12:427
trade petitions, 5:118, 830
Boyle, Patrick, capt., engaged as gunner, 1:715, 717-18, 743
Boyle, Philip, 4:264, 270; 5:75; 11:171, 614
Boyle, Robert, 12:913
Boyme, Peter, 4:670, 677-79
Brackan (Brachan, Bracham), John, 12:855; 13:539
land holdings, 5:540; 6:83, 154, 301; 12:751, 787, 819, 960, 1069
receipts, 6:131; 7:905, 919
wheat purchases, 7:501, 661, 662
Brackan, Simon, 13:567
Braddock, Edward, maj. gen.:
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Braddock, Edward, maj. gen., autograph, 9:xii
at Bear Camp (1755), 1:689
commander in chief appointment (1754), 1:435, 437, 508
Croghan with, 1:637, 752, 772; 2:30; 10:824; 11:751
Fort Duquesne defeat (1755), 1:712, 722, 745-48, 750-51, 752-53, 759, 767-68,
771-72, 810-11, 833-34; 2:650; 8:889n, 1067; 9:292; 10:41n
death of, 1:712, 774-75, 793, 795, 808, 813-14, 826, 895; 2:34, 35; 9:20Sn,
365, 368
Indian forces with, 2:438, 637; 9:196, 198, 199, 204-205, 208
Indian reactions to, 1:767-68, 770, 8S2; 2:4, 28-29, 36, 90, 368, 369-70,
382, 825; 3:995; 9:309, 565, 901
minutebook found by French, 2:229-35
success rumors, 1:752, 753, 760-61, 763, 765-66; 9:201, 210; 13:45
troop discipline, 1:783, 791, 793, 823-24, 826-27
Eyre appointment (1755), 1:592, 665; 9:171, 189
French troop numbers intelligence of, 2:61, 111
Irish regiments under, 9 : 154
Iroquois Council (1755) and, l:625n, 626, 627, 632, 633, 637, 662-65, 794;
2:382; 9:171-74, 196, 197, 203-204, 20S; 13:40-41
Jere with, 9:502
Johnson and, 1:456, 464, 826, 855; 9:166, 331
Indian Affairs superin tendency commission, 1:465-66, 467, 468, 472, 476,
659, 740; 2:2, 36, 51, 77, 283, 378, 403; 3:270; 9:174-75, 184, 185,
188, 194, 252, 385; 13:58-59, 73
money allotment, 1:491, 492, 505, 506, 522-23, 769, 770, 814; 2:378,
832-33; 9:168-69, 187-88, 219, 347; 13:41-42
provision for Crown Point (1755) troops and, 1:512-17, 541, 557, 578, 590,
603, 645, 656, 690, 754
Niagara expedition and, 1:459, 460, 461-62, 548, 549, 554, 559, 577, 599, 050,
735, 736
road to Fort Duquesne, 2:891-92
Shirley's replacement as commander in chief, l:119n; 2:156, 271
Braddock's Bay, 7:725; 13:269n
Brader, John, 7:352
Bradford, (of Philadelphia), 8:361
Bradford, lieut., 9:308
Bradhour, Nicholas, 7:352
Bradley, , legal advice (1744), 13:7
Bradley (Onondaga), 11:554, 569, 650
Bradley, , sgt., 3:70
Bradley, capt., 9:432, 486
Bradley, Joel, 9:273
Bradley, William, 8:1050
Bradstreet (Broadstreet), John, capt., col, 1:534, 535, 711, 760; 2:519: 3-941-
4:171, 212, 302, 307; 7:56
accounts (1756), 2:501, 674
(1757), 2:714
(1760), 3:295
(1765), 4:708, 722, 885; 11:590, 685-86, 6S8, 959
(1768), 6:549-51; 12:423, 676-79, 718, 726
(1769), 6; 709, 742-43; 7:15
Albany censures of Johnson and, 7:5S6-8S, 626-27, 634-35, 641
Albany influence of, 3:404, 951-52
autograph, 4:xv
at Battle Island, 2:653
biographical sketch, l:548n
Butler (John) and, 7:537, 634, 641, 659
Butler (Thomas) and, 7:503, 526-27, 538; 9:447, 953, 966-67
on calvancis, 4:353
Canestio expedition and, 4:349-50, 361
on carpenters, 4:236-37, 251, 406
Chippewa arms request, 11:771
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Chippewa conference with Marsac (1765), 4:806; 11:739
debts of, 5:408; 6:2, 64-65, 70, 409, 435-36
Deputy Quartermaster General appointment (1758), 2:801
Detroit conference (1765) invitations, 11:646, S39, 871, 893, 899, 901,
907-908
on Detroit threat of Indian attack (1769), 6:781-82
Detroit murders (1765) and, 11:602
on Detroit siege renewal, 4:406, 409
on Dutch in Albany, 3:887-88
Dutch Church and, 4:734
English declaration of war with Spain (1762), 10:420-21
Esopus Indians and, 6:714, 723, 735-38, 749, 760-62, 781; 7:41
Oneida land gift (1769), 7:323, 325
at examination of Silvestre, 1:508, 509
Fort Frontenae expedition (1758), 2:886, 887, 894-95; 3:1; 9:953, 964,
966-67, 968. 969; 10: In, 3, 4-5, 7, 12, 18, 20, 25, 43n, 51, 54
Fort Stanwix bridge repair (1763), 13:302
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:445-46, 447, 449, 520-21, 709, 742-43;
8:660-61
accounts as quarter-master general, 8:617, 618, 635-36, 641, 660-61, 662,
780-81, 794-95, 813, 987-88
on French attack threats (1755), 1:547-48, 549-50, 599, 746
on French attack threats (1758), 10:27
fusils plunder, 4:883
German Flats alarm (1762), 10:479
gifts (1765), 4:642
Herkimer and, 2:535
Hogeboom (Jeremiah) and, 7:642-43
illness (1759), 10:115, 116-17, 120
Indian name, 7:323, 325; 9:410
on Iroquois loyalty, 10:28-29, 42, 53-55
Johnson (Guy) and, 7:1066
on Johnson's credit, 1:645
Johnson's Niagara journey (1764) and, 4:445-46; 11:13-14, 209-10, 221,
230-31, 237, 244, 252, 254
Johnson's tenants and, 3:736
land purchases, 5:468; 6:342, 507, 534-35, 714, 723; 7:41, 92-93, 94, 120-21;
12:821, 824, 827
Cosby tract and, 3:873, 944
deeds prior to Fort Stanwix Treaty, 7:537, 538, 641, 656, 659, 710-11,
718; 8:346
German Flats offer (1769), 12:747
Hardenbergh patent and, 7:641, 659, 718, 1038, 1043, 1098; 8:15, 346,
348, 777
Tienaderha, 7:41, 710-11, 718, 770-71, 773-74, 7S8
land sales by, 8:423
liquor trade regulation (1762) and, 10:489
Lottridge (John) and, 10:19, 28
McMickel murder (1758) and, 10:82-84
major generalship and, 4:335
Matthews and, 3:907
Niagara attack (1764) threats, 4:406; 11:162-163
Niagara cattle supply (1763), 10:860, 913
at Niagara Congress (1764), 11:308-309, 324-25
Niagara settlement plans (1761), 10:270
Oneida blockhouse fire and, 12:279
Oneida sheep thefts (1764), 11:468
Onondaga fort and, 9:410
Oswego Falls attack upon, 9:486
Oswego relief (1756) and, 2:459, 472, 495, 533, 550; 9:423-24, 426, 430-31,
433, 434, 435-36, 438, 449, 450
Oswego relief (1759), 13:145
61
Index
Bradstreet, John, capt., col., provision supply (1761), 3:591
(1762), 3:675. 679, 6:>5
(1763), 4:119, 166, 201, 253; 10:658, 951
Bed Head and, 10:108; 11:96
regiment, 2:309; 4:273; 7:587
Schaghticoke Indians and, 3:975; 4:4-5; 10:603-601, 60S-609; 13:281-85
Schenectady boatbuilding (1761) and, 11:128
trade regulations, 4:490; 11:338, 315
Webb and. 2:551
Ulster regiment and, 8:456-58, 159-CO
Western expedition (1761), 4:254, 383, 426, 595, 605, 607-608, 612, 621, 622,
629; 11:232-33, 210, 338, 511, 702
defense, 4:605-606, 609
Detroit, 4:509, 523, 536; 11:349-51, 370
express rider murdered, 4:550; 11:375
Gage orders to attack, 11:331, 337, 344, 365, 373-71
Indian forces recruited for, 4:352. 386, 402-403, 430, 432, 436, 437, 416,
462, 483, 502, 550; 11:194, 200, 205, 308-309, 326, 311?i, 361, 172-73,
607, 612-13
Indian refusal to attack, 11:373-71. 391-92, 401-402, 594
Indian treatment of, 4:431, 182, 193, 513, 516, 599-601, 616, 626;
11:96, 172-73, 192-93, 200, 231-33, 217, 179, 180, 191, 500-508, 512,
511-15, 521-25, 538-39, 553, 595, 650, 709-10; 13:327
Johnson's advice on conduct of, 11:236-37, 216-17
Johnsons reflections on conduct of, 4:599-604, 610-11, 616; 11:101,
471-73, 492-95, 496, 521
land grants and, 11:493
Lords of Trade on, 4:463
Morris encounter with Miamis, court of enquiry, 11:369-72
■ego troop rendezvous, 4:395, 411-13, 416, 427, 434-35, 437; 11:207,
214
Pontiac belt destroyed, 11:515, 804, 832
Treaty, 4:503-508, 518-19, 521-22, 524-25, 526-33, 534-36, 538-40, 544,
46, 547-19, 550, 570, 571, 583, 610-11, 616; 6:517; 11:156»,
328-33, 311, 313-11, 365, 371, 376, 393, 394-96, 401, 402-403, 440,
442, 491-92, 507, 521, 585, 7
Tuscarawas meeting, 11:385-86, 437, 440, 442
Wvandottes and, 11:391-92, 449, 450
Bradt, Anton v, 2:648, 619
Bradt, Arent,*2:780, 792; 8:390; 13:300
Albany petition (1771), 8:333
boat service (1757), 9:773
election of 1715 and, 1:30
oath of allegiance (1772), 8:656
Schenectady lands, 10:622
Bradt, Bernadus, 2: 7
Bradt, Harmanus, 1:125; 6:131; 8:1019
Bradt, Jacob, Schenectady petition CI 771). 13:503
Bradt, Johannes, 2:598
Bradt, Samuel A., 1:362
Bradts, John A., 13:503
Bradtt, Abraham, Schenectady petition (1771), 13:503
•anier, Pier, 5:515
Bragham, Simon, 7:112
Brailow Castle, 7:945
Braime, L».. Heat., see Brehm, Dietrich, /
Brainard, Timothy, 7:423
Brainerd, Rev. John, 5:570-72; 9:480; 10:310, 315
Delaware missionary offer (1767), 12:305-306
Braman, George, 2:307
Branaghan, , 7:272, 273, 134
Branahan, , 4:738; 11:632
62
Sir William Johnson Papers
Brand (Mohawk), Mohawk Eiver threats of attack (1756), 9:534-35
Brandenburg, 7:429
Brandvwine, 7:108n
Brant, , 1:73; 9:12. 160
Brant, Sr. (Old Brant, Araghiadecka * :
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:501
Canajoharie grant and, 6:770
on Canajoharie land claims, 4:50, 53-54, SO; 10:571
at Canajoharie meeting (Jan., 1759), 10:S7-S8
child's death (1747), 9:17
Fort Stanwix Congress, 12 :
horse stolen from, 10:564
Karaghiagigo murder (1766) and, 12:123, 125
Klock and, 4:165; 10:216-10, 227-20
land deed (1751) to Johnson, 13:15-19
lodging, Canajoharie, 13 : 2
Logstown conference invitation (1753) refusal. 13:23-24
Lottridge scout recruitment (1750), 10:106
mark of. 13:18,24
presents:
(1755-56), 2:577, 601, 635
(1758-59), 3:180
(1770), 12:800
scout recruitment " . 4:102
war parties, 2:780; 9:18, 19, 2 "
Brant of Fort Hunter and Canajoharie:
presents, 3:153. 163. 164, 170
son of, 3:007
warning (1757 gainst upper nation.-. 2.
Brant, "Young Brant," 8:1190; 12:1063-64, 1064-65, 1070
Brant, Arent, see Bradt, Arent
Brant, Hans (uncle of Xickus' . - White Hans
Joseph (Thavendanegeal, cv; \. 2:780»; 3:007; 4:118; 8:159; 11:340
Canajoharie lands and. 4::
education of, 3:556-57. - 8 880; 10:344, 469-70, 729, 935; 11:101-102.
133-34; 13:300
as interpreter for missionaries, 4:23
Johnson (John) and, 8:1216
Kaghneghtago and, 12:104
land claims, 5:504
MacLeod and, 5:345 82
on Montreal expedition, 10:1 SI : 13:175
at Onondaga Congress • -io, Oct.. 1766), 12
portrait, 5:344; 6:310; 7:476
Prevost and, S:156
rumored infidelity (1764 ), 4:" - 11:101-]
Johns wet to 11 : !';1 62
Tioga fortification (1764), 11:159
Bratu. Mary (Molly) :
articles ordered for,
in Adems accounts. 13 - 541, 543, 550, 556, 575. 58 58S 590.
v ' L,
in Butler accounts (1761-71), 13 :£ 8, 5 . 515
daughter (Elisabeth) bora, 13:
- sent, 4:-" : 7 I )9
don (Lord Adatm) Johnson Hall visit, 13: J
Johnson Hall iuvento- 13:647
Johnson's will and. - I, 1190, 119 [2 64, 1065. 1068, 1069, 1 1
107 I
rah and, 11:72
Oquai: 7
orders for Indian entertainment. 7 -
63
Index
Brant, Mary, Oswego (1759) correspondence with Johnson, 13:125, 139
son (Peter) and, 8:424%, 945, 1139; 12:1043; 13:636
Stevenson (James) and, 8:974, 1103, 1108
Brant, Nicholas Canadiorha (son of Brant), 2:579, 610; 3:158, 313; 13:100
Canajoharie land claims and, 4:50; 11:984-85
death (1768), 12:629
on French threat (1757) to the Iroquois, 13:100-101
Huron messages (1766), 12:122
land sales acknowledged, 3:282
Branter, George, 7:661
Braser, (draftsman), 3:718
Brat, captain ,1:132,133,184
Brat, Mrs. , 1:207
Brat, Arent A., 8:390; 12:793
Brat, Johannis, 1:330
Brat, Samuel, 1 : 66
Bratsburgh, 3:893
Bratt, widow, 2:735
Bratt, Abraham, 4:298; 7:456
Bratt, Anthony, 1:840
Bratt, Anthony D., 13:502
Bratt, Arent S., 13:502
Bratt, Bernardus, capt., 5:556; 7:454
Bratt, Daniel, 1:839
Bratt, Dirck, 2:457
Bratt, Johannis A., capt., 1:424
Bratt, Peter, 8:985
Bray, Dr. ,3:163; 7:965
Brazen, Simon, 7:408
Brazier (express rider), 1:706, 747, 775
Bread :
Albany baking, 13:211
baking costs (1766), 5:367
biscuit, 2:575, 578; 7:365, 581, 622, 727, 903, 912, 970; 8:521; 13:356,
470, 571
buckwheat hotcakes, 13:182
Canadian prices (1768), 6:548
Canadian shortage (1757), 9:789
carpenters' provision (1763), 13:305
cookies, 13:564
Crown Point (1755) campaign shortages, 2:50, 166, 170, 193, 200, 207-208,
223, 228, 256, 261, 264, 265, 270, 283, 285, 295, 302, 307, 321; 9:296,
303, 306, 315
oven-building proposal, 2:82, 101, 203
transportation problems, 2:82, 190-91, 197, 198-99, 203, 216, 220, 225,
229, 240, 252, 272, 274; 9:277; 13:68
disbursement to Indians (1761-71), 5:96, 313; 7:8, 9, 809, 837; 12:928;
13:230, 251
Fonda shipment (1769), 7:74
Fort Edward shortage (1756), 2:405-406
Fort Johnson requisition (1756), 9:554
French sailor's allowance (1759), 13:140
French supplies (1756-57), 2:511, 648, 717
frozen, 13:198
Indian, 1:365
in Niagara Indian trade (1769), 6:566, 604
Oswego provisions (1744), 1:23
Pennsylvanian baking methods, 13:183
prices :
(1755-56), 2:575, 579, 583, 592, 601, 602, 618, 619, 620
(1759), 10:93
(1770), 7:37, 624, 838, 967, 968
64
Sir William Johnson Papers
rusk, 8:521
Breakabeen, 5:15, 457; 7:596
Breastbone, The (French Indian), 11:697
Breck, Daniel, 13:639
Breese, Sidney, 4:215
Brehm, Dietrich, Ueut., 5:205, 677
accounts, 4:836; 11:922-23, 958, 977
Dalyell Detroit action (1763), 10:765
Gladwin and, 10:294, 295
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 13:241, 244-45, 246, 253
wampum loaned to Gorrell (1763), 10:698n
Brentnal, Joseph, ens., 9:235
Brest, France, 1:564, 719; 7:1074
Brett, Catharyna, Fishkill Indian land claims and, 4:205; 10:493-95, 854
Brett, Sir Piercy, 3:659, 669
Brewer, , capt., 3:315
Brewer, Henry, Jr., 7:439
Brewerton, George, Jr., 7:578
Brewerton, Fort:
Byrn (Barnaby) at, 5:337; 12:147-48
evacuation (1766), 12:96
Indian land claims, 3:870; 10:683
Indian raid on garden of, 3:869-70, 882; 10:497-98
interpreter, 11:29, 31, 357
location, ll:357n
Niagara journey stops, 11:252; 13:219, 271
plan, 3:S83
Seneca prisoner escort (1765), 11:722-23
Sequaresera interview (1761), 3:440-41, 511
Breyer, capt., 1:610
Bridge Hampton, Long Island, 2:235; 9:278
Bridges, Ann, 4:685
Bridget's Son (prisoner), 11:485
Bridgetown, 12:305
Bridgwater, Duke of, 8:203
Bright, Matthew, 2:305-306
Brimmer, John Baker, 12:1118
Brinckerhoff (Brinkerhof ), Dirck, 7:579, 779; 8:80
Schenectady land division and, 8:109, 160, 174-75, 298-99, 309
Tice and, 8:108-10, 159, 361, 362, 381, 389, 391, 398, 399-400, 402, 435-36
Brinckerhoff, Dirck, Jr., 8:108, 381, 389, 391, 398, 399-400, 402, 435
Brinckerhoff, Joris, 8:399, 435
Brinon, , 5:93
Bristol, England, 6:235; 7:830; 8:111.1 «• 13:212, ?14
Bristol Channel, 13:214
Britannia (vessel) :
freight for John Johnson (1769), 7:563
Miller as captain, 7:708, 895, 996; 8:242, 249; 12:786w
Munds as captain, 7:486, 880, 885, 933, 1039, 1041
Roberts voyage (1770) on, 7:375, 415, 486
Broad, John, 13:304
Broadalbin, 3:358n
Broad Creek, Maryland, 6:255
Broadhead, ,1:76,89,90
Broadhead, Daniel, 3:776
account of Susquenanna settlement (1762), 10:530-33, 536, 541, 551, 554
Broadhead, Gerrit (interpreter), 3:567, 568; 10:533
Broadhuck (son of), 7:723
Broadstreet, John, col., see Bradstrcet, John, capt., col.
Brock, ,4:792
Brockden, Charles, 6:557n, 559
Brockham, Joseph, 1:362
65
Index
Brodhac, , 5:126
Brodhead, Charles, 2:419
Brodhead, John, capt., 5:150-51
Broglie, Victor Francois, due de, 8:50
Brompton, England, 1:263
Bronck, John L., 7:468
Bronck, Philip, 7:468
Brons (Bronce), George, 7:352, 1083
Brook, Lord, 5:460; 11:261-62
Brookes, Peter, 8:353
Brookman, Thomas, 4:215, 556, 568
Brooks, sgt., 1:766
Brooks (Brookes), Jonathan, 8:351, 450-51
Broome, Jno., 10:929
Broome, Samuel:
Deniston (Hugh) debt, 7:646, 937, 1032; 8:740, 745, 766, 787
Broome, Samuel, Jr., 12:773
Broome (Broom), Samuel, & Co., 7:224, 275
Broome County, New York, 10:945n
Brouee, Adam, 13:540
Broughman, Samuel, 11:934
Broughton, Mrs., 11:886, 887
Broughton, Sampson, 4:685, 817-18; 11:887
Brouwer, Arent, 8:655
Brouwer, Hendrick, 7:1106
Brower, capt., 2:836?i
Brower, Harmans, 13:519
Brower, Jelles, 13:502
Brower, Jeremiah, 7:233, 275
Brower, Peter, 8:957, 960, 994, 1055
Brown, , 1:761
Brown, , Dease transaction with, 8:914
Brown, (in Catskill patent), 7:6S6
Brown, , of Salem, 12:1068
Brown, , lieut., 2:895
Brown, Andrew, ens., 13:121, 125
Brown, Arch. Mont., lieut., 13:271
in Dalyell action (1763), 4:195; 10:763, 765, 791
Brown, Burnet, 8:687, 703
Brown, Bev. James, 2:235; 9:278, 315
Brown, John, oath of allegiance, 8 : 655
Brown, John, ensign, 7:456
Brown, John, lieut., 6:789
Brown, John (schoolmaster), 4:267, 273
Brown, John (Schenectady merchant and vestryman), 7:272; 12:13-14
accounts, 4:879; 5:35-36; 11:975
address to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 8:1088, 1111
election of 1769 and, 6:599
Murray and, 6:311
Ramsay and, 8:496
Schenectady- Albany Church of England congregations and, 7:249-50, 265
on Schenectady church building costs, 5:504-505, 519; 12:293
Schenectady church charter petition (1765), 4:885; 5:1, 441; 13:378-79
Brown, John, capt., 4:261, 889; 6:582
in Adems accounts (1770), 13:554
ammunition bought (1763) from, 13:307
boats lost on Lake Ontario, 7 : 355
Boston riot news (1765), 4:885
Byrne and, 6:486
Cayuga request for replacement of dead chief, 8:17
Chippewa accusation of Iroquois (1770), 7:715-16, 797
colonial administration of trade and, 6:321, 346-47, 488, 512, 537, 598, 603;
66
Sir William Johnson Papers
12:609-10, 654, 669, 674
on Fort Chartres scalpings (1771), 8:178
Fort Erie Seneca incident (1770) and, 7:942-44, 985-87, 993-94, 1016, 1019,
1041, 1052, 1053, 1076, 1117-18, 1125; 12:882, 890
on half -Indian child at Caghnawaga, 8:235
Iroquois war belts (1768) and, 6:250
Johnson (Guy) and, 7:1066
Joncaire warning (1768) of Indian unrest, 6:250, 262-63; 12:522-23
Magra and, 6:106, 165-67
on medals for Indians, 8:255, 314
in Mortier accounts, 8:506
New York errands for Johnson, 6:341-42
Niagara garrison (1770), 7:638, 715-17, 802
Niagara interpreters and smiths, 6:454-55
Okeyawess (Ottawa chief) and, 7:942, 943, 1118; 12:886, 890-91
Otoangaut and, 8:178, 255
Roberts (Benjamin) and, 5:404-406, 520, 713
Seneca cattle thefts and, 7:582-83
Seneca-Missisauga dispute (1767), 5:758, 759; 6:106; 12:336
Stevenson and, 7:222-23, 681w, 682
threats of general Indian war, 6:781; 7:484-85
trade abuse complaints, 12:693-94, 860
Turnbull and, 5:723
Wade (Ferrall) and, 8:154-55
Wade and Keiuser trade trip past Niagara (1770) and, 7:717, 739, 744, 745,
756, 822, 917, 1018; 8:63
Brown, Sam, Jr., 8:34-35, 78
Brown, Rev. Thomas, 12:104, 113
autograph, 6:xiv
charges against, 6:75-76, 78-79, 84-85, 457
horse entrusted (1766) to, 5:280-81
on instruction of Master Peter, 5:375, 488
Johnson Hall christenings, 5:391, 458
Mohawks and, 3:373, 855; 6:12, 28, 76, 85
Brown, William Burnet, 10:927-29
Browne, Rev. , 5:430
Browne (Brown), Josiah, col.:
at Crown Point Councils of War, 2:250; 9:319
regiment of, 2:104, 275; 9:308, 324
Browne, Mountford, 5:493; 7:181
Browne (Brown), William, 3:299, 612, 636; 4:207
Browning, William, maj., col., 3:231n, 612
Bradstreet and, 4:545
Chenussios and, 4:437-38, 541; 11:117, 196, 216-17
Chippewa embassy (1764), 11:202-203, 213
discipline of soldiers firing on Indians, 4:255; 10:937; 11:246
Niagara Carrying Place attacks (1763), 10:816-17, 906
Niagara command (1763), 4:187, 221
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:472, 520; 11:267
on Niagara Indian threat (1764), 4:408-409, 414; 11:124-25^ 163
Seneca peace treaty (1764) and, 11:123
on venison inspection, 4:510
wagoners' pay (1764), 11:518
Bruce, capt., 6:410
Bruce, (trader), 8:117
Bruce, Dr. ,8:909
Bruce, Thomas, maj., lieut. col. :
commission as lieutenant-colonel, 7:730, 802, 1079
Detroit command, 7:675-76, 703
Gordon (Lord Adam) and, 6:.'!37; 12:711 71.".
Bruce, William, 3:720-21
Bruire, , 11:335
67
Index
Bruls (Debruls), Michael de, ZivU-vm; 4:8, 12, 112; 12:34
Bnimmell, W., 8:1215
Brunk, Casparus, 2:457
Brunswick, Ferdinand, Duke of, 3:145m, 147
Brunswick, Germany, 7:839
Brunswick, North Carolina, 13:392
Brunswick (vessel) ,6:263; 12 : 129
Brush, Crean, 6:131, 360; 8:703; 12:582
Brussels, Belgium, 7:839
"Brutus," 7:1107; 12:773
Bruyn, Jacobus, 3:527, 566
Bryan, Rebecca, 11:487
Bryant, William, capt., 1:37, 38, 225, 259
Bryant, William L., 2:xii
Bryne, Michael, see Byrne, Michael
Bucher, John Jost, 11:947
Buck, , cattle driver, 11:513
Buck, , of Mayfield, 8:1051
Buck, Daniel, 7:414
Buck, Tawname, see Keightighqua (Shawnee chief)
Buckminster, Rev. Joseph, 8:664
Buckner, Mord., 2:803, 805
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 3 : 843
Buenos Aires, 7:428, 998
Buffalo Creek, 10:47
Bulkley, John, 11:430
Bull, (London politician), 8:203
Bull, Captain (son of Teedyuscung), 3:777; 4:83
captivity, 4:344, 349, 350, 352, 359, 361, 364, 369, 377-78, 381, 383, 391,
496, 498; 8:77, 689; 11:88, 105, 118, 119-20, 173
release of, 11:714, 748, 768-69
Delaware peace treaty (1765) and, 4:739
Delaware settlements and, 4:512; 10:671
English news of capture of, 4:421
Bull, William, Jr., l:369n, 386; 3:594; 8:143?i; 12:949w
on death of Thomas King, 8:247-48, 319; 12:944
Bullet-town (Delaware-Shawnee village), 11:212
Bull, Fort (Fort Wood Creek) :
fort plan defects, 9:415, 426
French destruction (1756) of, 2:692n, 786; 9:414-15, 420n, 636, 675, 858;
10:224
Niagara journey stops, 11:252; 13:217, 272
Oneida warning of French attack (1756), 9:503, 680
Oriskany patent and, 12:707
Wade and Keiuser (1770) at, 7:723
Bullingham, Job, 7:867
Bullit (Bullet), Thomas, capt., 2:803, 806-808, 814
biographical sketch, 8:889n
Bungat, Lambert, 13:639
Bunker Hill, battle of, 9:308n; 10:863k,
Bunt, The (Onondaga chief) :
assistants nominated (1762), 10:513-14, 518
Butler (Thomas) on, 2:685, 686, 695, 699, 700, 701
Canadian embassy (1758), 10:67, 70
Canasadaga conference (1773), 13:622
condolence for sister's death, 10:500, 501-502
daughter-in-law of, 13:151, 154
English news (1746) request, 11:356, 357, 358, 481
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 12:626, 628
French attack threats (1759), 10:95
Ganughsaraga Creek conference (1767), 12:365, 369
grandson of, 3:699, 724; 10:589; 11:653; 12:241
68
Sir William Johnson Tapers
at Johnson Hall conference (Nov. 1764), 11:478
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Dec. 1763), 10:961, 971
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress on Seneca peace (March, 1764), 11:151
at Johnson Hall Iroquois conference (Dec, 1766). 12:241
Johnson's Niagara journey (1764), 11:253
Kanodock and, 10:889
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:182; 13:178
Newkirk murder (1762) and:
Iroquois conference (1763) on, 10:626, 650
Onondaga Council (1762) on, 10:588, 589, 596
Oswegatchie scout (1759), 13:143
at Oswego conference (1759), 13:125, 129, 132, 147, 148
Oswego meeting (1761), 3:441; 13:220
presents, 3:997; 5:339; 12:647, 759, 760, 868, 924, 1003; 13:517
resignation offer (1771), 8:317-18
Ryckman and, 9:662, 670
son-in-law of, 5:719
sons of, 10:932; 11:595; 12:372, 647, 760, 922; 13:146, 150
son's death, 2:727; 12:332
Bunyan, Turner & Laird,, 5:293
Burbank, , capt., 3:241
Burbeck, lieut., 2:305; 13:68
Burd, James, col. :
Fort Augusta command, 2 : 785n
Ohio Indian delegations to Pennsylvania (1758), 2:785, 802, 811-12 814
Stamp Act repeal proposals, 5:165
Susquehanna settler removal orders (1763), 10:691-92, 716, 720
Burdick, Benjamin, 5:500
Burge, Samuel, 4:264, 265
Burger, Gilbert, ll:248n
Burgess, capt., 1:171
Burgher, (oysterman), 6:487
Burgie, Thomas, 4:45
Burgiss, John, 8:351
Burgoyne, John, gen., 3:894n; 13:730
Burk, John, cattle tending charges, 12:668; 13:519
Burke, , 8:352
Burke (Bourke), Edmond, and New York trade agency, 7:1073, 1079
Burke, W. ,7:181
Burkersdorf, Prussia, 3:892n
Burke's General Armory, 3:ix, x
Burks, ,1:37
Burlington, New Jersey:
Johnson visit plans (1769), 12:729
Minisink Indian claims, 2:864, 880
Wyaloosing Indians protected from rioters (1764), 4:358, 366, 368, 377;
11:104
Burnet, Mary, Canajoharie land claims and, 3:673, 963; 10:487, 927-29
Burnet, William, Gov.:
estate, 3:299
Fishkill Indian claims and, 4:213; 10:493, 874
Burnetsfield, see German Flats
Burnet's Hills, Pennsylvania, 2:754; 6:556
Burns, lieut., 2:54, 55; 3:89, 90
Burns, spt., 1:66
Burns, Barnaby, capt., see Byrn, Barnaby, capt.
Burns, James, 10:731
Burns, Michael, see Byrne, Michael
Burns, Pat, 11:614
Burns, Thomas, see Byrne, Thomas
Burnsides, Mary, 8:352
Burrington, Nicholas, 8:353
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Burrowes, capt., 1:58
Burrowes, Mrs., 1:58
Burst, Jacob, 7:463
Burt, capt, 1:877; 13:51
Burt, Nathaniel, lieut., 9:236
Burton, Mrs. , 4:415
Burton, Rev. Daniel, 5:ix; 7:300, 963n; 8:x
Church of England mission schools and, 5:220-21, 338-91, 392, 436, 438;
7:588-90, 693, 746-50, 762-63, 841; 13:415-17
Johnson's offer of land for an episcopate, 5:842n; 6:27-29, 746-47;
7:289-90, 584, 588, 693
Johnstown clergyman and, 5:413-15, 477, 839; 6:26, 293w; 7:212-13, 290,
588, 693; 8:601-602; 12:1008-1009
missionary salaries and, 6:87; 7:291, 693; 12:1009
on Nova Scotia mission, 7:964
on Parliamentary aid for the Church, 8:182
resignation as Society secretary, 8:636, 926; 12:1009
Burton, Ralph, col., brig, gen., maj. gen., 4:44, 305; 5:34, 54-56; 11:619,
699, 896
at Albany Council of War (1756), 9:483, 487
autograph, 9:xi
brigadier-general's commission, 11:390
Caghnawaga boundary line and, 7:928, 930
Canadian governorship, 4:67, 225n
Canadian Indian message to George III, 12:157, 158
Canadian Indian recruitment (1764), 11:54-55
Claus and, 4:315, 324, 356, 415, 418, 435, 446, 540, 608, 782, 829, 862;
5:215; 11:54-55, 390, 699, 775, 836, 896; 12:1028; 13:382-83
colonelcy, 4:651; 11:897
Delaware and Seneca peace treaties (1765) and, 4:760
Du Charme and, 5:379; 8:841; 12:1028
on German Flats raid rumors (1756), 9:449
Johnson (John) invitation, 11:700; 12:158
liquor regulation (1766), 5:55; 13:383
Lottridge and, 10:926
Michilimackinac Indians and, 4:417
military appointments of, 4:578
on Missisauga peace offers, 4:441
Mohawk River defense (1758) and, 3:6-8; 10:34n, 35n, 36-37, 41, 42
on Montreal Indian meetings, 4:426, 427
Murray appointment (1764), 4:777-78; 11:334-35, 341
Niagara Congress and, 4:516; 11:219-20, 389
Oswegatchies and, 11:354
Oswego attack threats (1756) and, 9:429
Perthuis and, 4:792
Proclamation on gunpowder, 4:286
Proclamation on Trade (1764), 4:400
return to England (1766), 4:884; 5:7, 32, 190, 215; 12:158-59; 13:383
Roubaud and, 3:577-78
son of, 13:383-84
trade limitation to outposts and, 12:135
trade prohibition (1764), 11:168
Burvieux, (Canadian trader), 5:169
Burwell, James, 1:195, 196
Buryan, Turner and Laird, 5:292, 293
Bush, Daniel, 2:811
Bush lopers, see Scouts
Bushwick, Long Island, 4:10
Bushy Run, battle of, 4:195, 197, 199; 11:618
Bussard, Hendrick, 3:357
Butawang, 11:349
Butcher, Cornelia, 8:352
70
Sir William Johnson Papers
Butcher, Jacob, 3:90
Bute, John Stuart, third Earl of, :
daughter's marriage, 8:97
East India Company and, 7:270
French peace negotiation (1762), 3:949
George III and, 7:180
ill health, 8:203
ministry changes, 5:62; 7 : 840
opposition, 3:960
Buterfeild, Jonathan, 2:223, 226
Butler, lieut. (Rutherford company), 9:174
Butler, , widow, 2:636
Butler, James, 12:393; 13:684
Butler, James (prisoner), 11:488
Butler, John, oath of allegiance, 8:655
Butler, John, lieut., 1:831; 9:189, 204
accounts, 2:569, 572, 594, 611; 3:597, 600, 601; 10:354
autograph, 2:xv
Braddock recruitment of Iroquois (1755), 9:174
Clinton and, 1:207, 281
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1755), 1:625; 9:174
on gates over highways, 4:610
on German Flats raid (175S), 2:835-36
at Miami conference (1761), 10:325, 327-28, 329
Mohawks and, 1:108, 516, 625, 785, 807, 8S2; 2:86, 238
Butler, John, capt., col., l:ln, 58, 367; 5:555
Albany County division and, 8:328, 333
Assembly candidate (1772), 8:651-52
Boyle bill (1764), 4:501, 825
Bradstreet and, 2:674; 7:503, 537, 634, 641, 659; 9:966, 967; 11:590
Caghnawaga meeting (1764), 11:207
in Campbell accounts (1756-65), 13:338, 372
Canajoharie clothing and arms disbursement (1764), 11:106, 108
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50, 61
Canajoharie patent survey and, 13:512, 514, 516, 521
Cherokee-Iroquois peace treaty and, 12:452
at Chippewa Congress (July, 1768), 12:548, 549, 562
at Dclaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty (1765), 11:706, 707
desertion of Johnson, incident, 13:202
at Fort Johnson Iroquois meetings (1758), 9:879, S85, 961
Fort Stanwix Congress provisions and, 8:641
Fort William Henry capture (1757) and, 9:811, 819
French threat to retake Niagara (1760), 10:140-42
Gage and, 3:22, 228
at German Flats (1757), 9:721-22, 723-24, 720, 770, 773, 774
home, photograph, 9:106
Indian census of Johnson's troops (1760), 10:175
Indian expenses, 2:674; 3:173, 277; 4:617, 712; 7:340; 9:654; 11:689
account book extracts (1761-71), 13:506-21
Indian recruitment (1758), 9:912-15, 936; 10:21, 24
Indian recruitment (1759), 10:99, 100
as interpreter, 2:380; 9:222, 355, 357, 370, 37::
Abenaki conference (Johnson Hall, July 1768), 12:569
at Albany Committee meeting with Mohawks (1773), 8:963, 965
at Cayuga conference (Feb., 1770, Johnson Hall), 12:777
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Councils (1763), 10:801, 828
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 12:627, 668
at German Flats Iroquois Conference (1763), 10:746
at Johnson Hall Iroquois conferences (1763), 10:674, 676, 964
at Johnson Hall Iroquois conferences (1764), 11:28, 29, 58, 59, 80, 83,
88, 107, 135
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (July, 1771), 12:911
71
Index
Butler, John, at Mohawk conferences (Guy Park, 1768), 12:504, 530, 542-43
at Mohawk conferences (Johnson Hall, Aug., 1768), 12:572
Moore's reflections (1768) on, 6:401
Johnson will and, 12:1074-75, 1076
Johnstown and, 8:323
as juror in Indian murder case (1747?), 1:112
justice appointment lists, 3:609, 622, 750; 10:573; 12:768, 783, 793
land purchases, 1:334, 923; 6:447, 644; 12:205; 13:13-14
Maybe (Cobus) eviction, 5:493 12:288
on Mohawk River attack threats, 9 : 643, 668, 871
Mohawks and, 1:625, 785; 2:533, 563, 667
Montreal expedition recruitment (1760), 13:167, 16S, 169
Moore visit (1766) to Johnson Hall, 12:185, 205
at Mount Johnson Iroquois conference (1755), 1:625, 633
Munro millstone order and, 8:738
Munro and Johnson's settler negotiations (1774), 12:1087
Niagara campaign (1759), 13:118
Niagara-Detroit journey (1761), 13:228
on Oneida conference with Canadian governor, 2:690-93
Oneida journey (1756), 9:584, 598-99, 602-603, 627-28
Oneida journey (1757), 2:884; 9:725-26
Oneida journey (I766); 12:139
Oneida land claims and, 6:450, 738
Oquaga stop in Cherry Valley (1764), 11:45
on Oswego attack threats (1760), 3:243, 244, 245; 10:151
Oswego Iroquois conference (1760) and, 3:237n
Oswego Iroquois conferences (1759), 13:121, 126, 137, 150
Oswego recruitment rendezvous (1764), 11:237, 253; 13:327-28
Oswego trade (1751), 1:338
portrait, 10:100
roots, in trade, 11:398
Samons' road and, 8:246, 336
Schohary clothing gift (1758), 10:60
Schohary magistrates and, 7:1042
Swart (Josias) and, 8:465
Tryon county clerkship and, 8:432, 437, 542
Young case and, 4:121
Butler, Mary, 1:23
Butler, Nancy, 1:355
Butler, Richard (smith), 5:262, 264; 13:389
Butler, Richard (trader), 12:1032, 1034, 1038, 1046
Butler, Thomas, capt., col., liln, 287n, 299, 355, 360; 9:20, 23
autograph, 2:xiv
Bradstreet and, 7:503, 526-27, 538; 9:447, 953, 966-67
Canajoharie recruitment (1758), 9:936
cattle purchases, 1:70-71, 129
command of, in King George's War, 1:94, 96, 98, 121
commission, 9:534
Crown Point (1755) and, 1:535
death (1759), 11:207»
on escaped prisoners, 2 : 748
Fort Frontenac attack and, 2:886, 889-90
at Fort Johnson Iroquois conferences, 9:541, 847, 879, 885, 952; 13:104
Fort Stanwix trade (1758), 10:62, 93-94
Fort William Henry capture (1757), 9:811, 819
on French attack threats (1744), 1:22, 23
('1755) 1:495-96 515
(1757)' 2':685-88' 693-95, 697, 699-704; 9:661-63, 665, 666, 671, 673-75,
679, 680, 687-88, 691-92, 698, 701-703, 768-69, 772-73, 776-77
(1758), 10:83, 84
(1759), 3:25-26
on German Flats Canadian correspondence (1757), 9:778
72
Sir William Johnson Papers
German Flats murder of Oneidas (1757), 9:798
on German Flats raid (1757), 9:860
at Great Carrying Place (1756), 2:543-45; 9:446, 44S-49, 450
illness (1759), 10:115, 116-17, 120
Indian expenses, 2:600, 609, 627, 635, 642; 3:151, 173; 9:653, 656
Indian reception at Forts William Henry and Edward (1757), 9:787-88
on Iroquois Canadian delegation, 2:701, 704-706
on Iroquois at French camps (1757), 2:740
Johnson's Indian mission (1748) and, 1:153
Kindarunty and, 9:81
land patents of, 1:334, 408, 411, 923; 9:99-101; 13:13-14
deed affidavit (1764) to Walter Butler, 11:14
mail opened at German Flats (1757), 9:717-18
McMickel murder (1758) and, 10:82-84
on Nova Scotia settlers (1750), 9:67-68
Onondaga journey (1756), 9:582-85
Onondaga journey (1757), 2:064-66, 667-73, 694-95, 699-706, 884; 9:586.
615-16, 618, 620, 621, 625, 634-35
on Oswego fall (1756), 2:546-47, 553-54; 9:513, 514, 533, 536
Oswego provisions and, 1:23-24, 124; 9:429, 444-45
on Oswego trade, 1:290, 297, 338
prisoner bounties received (1747), 9:S, 23
salary, 2:624
on sickness among French, 1:275
Butler, Walter, lieut., capt.:
Albany Commissary commission of, 1:27, 28, 29, 33
Butler (Thomas) land deed (1753), 9:99-101; 11:14
Ohio (French) expedition information (1753), 9:106
Crown Point (1747) and, 1:96
Fort Hunter command, 1:1-3
Eutherfurd letters to, 1:25-26, 32-33, 105
scalp bounties received (1747), 9:8, 22
Butler, Walter, Jr., l:lnj 7:938; 12:57S, 1025-26
Butler, William, 4:033; 11:528
Butlersbury, ll:801n
Buttermilk (Kayoskodo— Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Button, lieut., 3:301
Butterheld, Jonathan, see Buterfeild, Jonathan
Buttre, J. C, 2:xi
Byrne, William, 8:056
Byng (Bing), John, admiral, 2:531-32, 536, 540
Byran, Joseph, 5:766
Byrd, William, III, col., marriage, 10:209
Byrn (Burns), Barnaby, capt., 5:32, 337; 12:147-48
Byrne, John, 4:118; 13:161»
Byrne (Burns), Michael, 4:266, 7S8, 880; 5:540
accounts, 5:772; 7:557, 562; 12:427, 642, 732
Adorns land indenture (1771), 8:260-70
in Bradstreet account (1708), 12:070
celibacy, 4:867, 876; 12:773
commissary appointments :
Fort Chartres application (1768), 6:329; 12:584-85
Fort Ontario, 5:540; 6:486-87, 522-23, 680; 12:669, 732
Oneida Lake Royal Blockhouse, 4:215, 321, 335, 359; 11:547; 13:272
death of, 12:1072n; 13:634
Johnson (Warron) introduction (1759) , 13:161
at Johnson Hall, 5:334, 404; 6:189; 12:830
land purchases, 5:470, 485; 6:83, 131, 154w; 12:343-44, 819
on Nickis, 4:638
on present disbursement, 5:698-99
rumors of Johnson's recall, 11:540
salary, 12:642, 732
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Byrne, Michael, Van Sehaack (Henry) and, 7:449-50, 451-52
on war-belt circulation (1767), 5:717-18
Wetherhead and, 6:267, 300
wheat orders, 7:661, 662
Byrne, Thomas, 7:241, 262, 274
American voyage (1771), 8:5, 13, 43
Campbell capture of, 8:86
Johnson Hall journey (1771), 8:217-18
Byrne, William, 12:1072-73; 13:589, 609
Byrne & Frazer, 4:788
Byvank, Evert, 1:419
Cabache, ( Detroit Frenchman ) , 13 :320
Cabet, , interpreter, 13:622
Cadaracqui (Kingston, Ontario) :
Bradley report (1756), 9:486
Celoron and, 9:60-61
condolence ceremony for Iroquois losses, 3:440-41
English capture (1758) of (See Fort Frontenac, Bradstreet expedition)
Fort Niagara prisoners and, 3:121
French expeditions out of, 1:915, 916; 2:791, 845-46; 9:85-86, 343, 345,
407, 409,431, 532-33; 10:5
Indian names for, 9:300
Indian woman from, in Oswego (1747), 1:124
Iroquois visits (1748), 1:134, 149-50, 153
Iroquois visits (1750), 1:288, 914; 9:82
Johnson's proposal to attack, 1:796, 824
as rendezvous for various tribes, 3:877
smallpox epidemic (1756), 9:412
spies sent to, 1:516, 634, 662, 894; 2:35-36, 61, 800, 816; 9:182, 201, 408,
583, 630
trade, 5:1, 303; 12:132
troops at (See Fort Frontenac, French troops)
Western Indian meeting (1762) at, 3:747, 748, 752, 754
See also Fort Frontenac
Cadenette (Wabash Chief), 7:134-35, 138-39
Cadiz, Spain, 2:536; 6:426
Cadmus, Cornelius, 8:351
Cadogan, Dr. William, 8:243k,
Cadonia (Indian), 7:49
Cadot, Jean Baptiste, 4:725n; 12:355-56, 641
Chippewa attack plans (1765), 11:739-40, 805, 807; 12:161
copper interests and, 6:89-90, 242, 246, 318; 7:49; 8:128
drafts on Johnson (1769), 7:50-51, 192, 204
on Indian unrest (1769), 7:47-48, 87
Johnson on loyalty of, 8:202
Lake Superior Indian mission, 11:805, 808-809
Cadravana (Cayuga sachem), 3:220
Cagburn, ,8:15
Cagg, The (Oneida sachem), 2:820; 9:S71
Caghnawaga (Mohawk River) :
Collins's patent, 4 : 885
McLeod farm at, 7:849-50
Miln tract and, 4:697
patent release by Kayaderosseras proprietors (1768), 12:578
provisions (1763), 10:872
provisions (1764), 4:435, 437
Road Act (1770) and, 7:596
Vroman tract, 6:689
Caghnawaga (Sault St. Louis), l:146n; 12:596; 13:313
Abenaki-Iroquois councils (1761) at, 3:555-56, 664
Aughquisasne visit (1769), 7:128
church, 10:377, 379
74
Sir William Johnson Papers
French Indian council fire at, 3 : 189
French settlers at, 8:188-89, 210
half -Indian child of Francis at, 8:235
Iroquois meeting (1760) at, 10:260, 269
summer cold spell (1773), 8:840, 866
Treaty of 1760, 11:502
Caghnawagas (Cocknawagas, Sault St. Louis Indians) :
Abenaki alliance request (1750), 9:68
abused by English soldiers, 3:376, 380, 383, 384, 387, 394, 575, 969-70;
4:63; 10:263
Albany Commissioners of Indian Affairs and, 1:390, 543
Albany meeting (1762), 3:623, 630; 10:382
Albany Neutrality Treaty, 1:543-44
Albany visits (1750-61), 1:267, 595-96, 605, 634-35; 3:395
Aughquisasne-Abenaki dispute (See Aughquisasne Indians, Abenaki dispute)
Aughquisasne saw mill and, 8:526
Bouquet expedition (1764) and, 4:5S6, 607, 608; 11:449, 461, 467, 482,
607, 608
Braddock defeat (1755) and, 1:882, 883, 886
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:500, 501, 503-505, 507, 521, 607, 615
Burton visit (1765), 11:699
Canada ceded to England, 10:804; 11:872-76, 918
Carleton (Christopher) and, 7:530-31
Carleton (Guy) and, 7:129, 531, 654
Catawbas and, 1:378, 386
Chenussio messages (1763), 10:966, 967
Chenussio plot (1761) and, 3:565
Cherokee hostilities, 7:112, 954-56
Cherokee-Iroquois peace negotiations (1767), 12:394; 13:428
Johnson Hall Treaty (1768), 12:452, 457, 464, 472, 473
return of Cherokee deputies, 12:688-89, 736
Claus conferences with:
(1762), 3:747, 752
(1767), 13:427-28, 430, 431
(1768), 13:465, 466-67
(1769), 13:488
(1770), 7:954, 956-57, 958, 961; 13:708
(1771), 8:210, 214-16; 13:504-505
(1772), 8:524-25; 13:713, 715
(1773), 8:840-41, 866; 12:1027; 13:617, 619-21, 622-23, 632-33, 717
(1774), 13:719-20
condolence for Lottridge, 4:415
Croghan conference (1761), 10:302-305, 309n, 445-49
Crown Point (1755) expedition and, 1:650, 669, 804, 880, 894; 2:2, 8, 36,
380-81, 383; 9:197, 223
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty (Johnson Hall, 1765), 11:592, 597,
598, 862
hostage and deputy escorts, 4:640, 649; 11:560
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo punishment expeditions recruitment (1764), 4:418,
426, 427, 437, 440-41, 446; 11:206-207, 208, 214, 220, 233-34, 235-36,
918 (See also Caghnawagas, Bouquet expedition; Caghnawagas, Brad-
street expedition, supra)
Detroit-Niagara Congress (1761), 10:277
expenses in behalf of:
(1755-1756), 2:569, 573, 574, 582, 583, 589
(1761-67), 3:332-33, 353, 361; 5:541, 545; 13:508, 509, 510
(1769-71) in behalf of, 12:735, 736, 737, 738, 760, 761, 798, 858, 922,
946; 13:708, 709, 711
(1772-74), 13:713, 715, 716, 717, 719-20
Fort Duquesne capture and, 3:34
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 12:606, 628, 629
French sympathies, 1:390, 8S2, 883, 886, 894; 2:36, 52, 68, 72-73, 86-87, 90,
75
Index
Caghnawagas, 378-79, 677, 691, 692, 706, 709; 3:191, 273n, 362; 9:40-41, 44,
47, 201, 220-21, 603, 606, 607, 741; 13:156
George III and, 12:157, 158
at German Flats Congress (1770), 7:832-33
German Flats raid (1757), 9:862
Gordon (Lord Adam) visit, 11:896
gun stolen (1772), 13:713
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 9:619
interpreters and, 4:825; 7:530-31, 899-900; 13:504
Iroquois alliance of, 1:160-61, 163, 457, 646, 880; 2:8, 52; 13:618-19
Iroquois census (1768), 6:261, 262
Iroquois deputations to, 1:160-61, 163; 12:1027; 13:617-19
Isle a la Mote conference (1766), 12:172-74
Johnson Hall conference (July, 1765), 4:782; 11:869-70, 872-76, 917-19
Johnson Hall conference (July, 1771), 8:188-89, 210; 13:503-505
Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Sept., 1763), 4:200, 205-206, 208; 10:834,
838-40, 841-44, 852, 862, 877
Johnson Hall Iroquois conference (June, 1764), 11:233-37
Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (March 1768), 6:135
land claims:
boundary settlement (1773), 13:617
Cartier grant, 5:45-46, 55, 66, 90, 91, 183-87; 7:928, 929-30, 948, 949-52,
957-58, 960, 961; 12:32-33, 37-39, 48, 61-62, 67
French settlement prohibition (1771), 8:189; 13:503-504
Gage on French policy behind, 4:307-308, 318
hunting ground boundaries, 11:876, 918-19
Jesuit patent, 3:638, 665, 862; 4:136, 204; 10:372-74, 409, 804-S06,
840, 844
Lake Champlain, 12:172-74, 1027
survey (1767), 5:628
text of English court order, 10:376-79
text of French royal deed (1680), 10:374-76
Liquor Committee, 7:899-900
location and fighting numbers of (1736), 4:242
Miamis and, 8:527; 11:371, 372
Mohawks and, 1:146-51, 160-61, 490, 595, 639, 643, 644, 753, 792, 883;
2:378-79; 4:180; 8:744; 9:6, 68; 11:625-26; 12:344
migration from, 11:400 12:172
on Montreal expedition, 3:267, 268; 13:190, 202
speech to Johnson in Montreal, 13:163-66
Montreal visit (1767), 5:496
Mount Johnson visit (1752), 1:366
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:472, 4S1; 11:253, 267, 276, 290, 297, 309,
314 317 320
Niagara Treaty (1760), 10:137, 138, 725, 766
Onondaga Council (1760) and, 3:188, 190, 196
Onondaga Council (1761) appeal for Iroquois aid, 13:266-67
Oswegatchie attack threats (1762), 10: 422-23, 425
Oswegatchies and, 4:356
at Oswego (1748), 1:134, 135
Oswego conference with Johnson (1759), 3:191; 13:155
Oswego fall and, 2:565, 649
Ottawa hostilities (1759), 13:150
Philadelphia Council (1759), 3:205
prisoners of, 3:404; 10:448
Ramsay murders and, 8:524
religion and, 2:379; 4:17, 48; 7:531; 9:220; 13:165
Shuckburgh on scalping (1746) of, 1:53
sickness among (1760), 3:291-92
Scioto Congress (1768) and, 13:439
Silvestre and, 1:508
smallpox epidemic (1756), 9:412
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smith for, 7:531; 13:712
spies (1746), 1:55-56
Stockbridge Indians and, 3:829-30
Stump murders and, 12:463
at Ticonderoga (1767), 5:516
trade (1754), 9:128, 129
Albany, 2:52, 76; 3:376, 381, 387, 395; 10:260
Oswego, 2:52; 3:255; 10:143-44
Van Alstine lost child and, 10:193
war parties (1757), 9:773, 776
Western Indian revolts (1763), 10:725, 766, 771, 834
messages to the Western Indians, 4:180, 192, 195; 10:792; 13:299
Western Indian unrest (1769-71) and, 12:689-90, 945, 946
Caglmiagarote, condolence for, 9:111, 115
Caghowaghtuone, 1:405
Cagiquatch (Cagignateha — Canajoharie) :
land deed to Johnson (1751), 13:15-19
mark, 13:18
Caliao, 12:932
Cahl, Jacob, 6:241
Cahoen, Dr. ,1:93
Cahokia:
English proposal to purchase, 5:324
French migration from, 6:195; 13:410
Indians of, 13:414
Pontiae killed in, 7:16, 76
Cahungevana (Mohawk), 9:19
Caiadeon, 5:757
Caiequeregowa (Onondaga sachem), 1:365
Cain, (interpreter), 10:394, 421
Cain, John, 3:157
Caine, Thomas, 7:814
Cakanas (Indian), 5:666
Cake'hyacQe (Chippewa chief), 4:804, 807
Calamy, John Schick (Oneida chief), see Schick Calamy, John
Calcraft, John, 2:515, 526; 7:629n
Calderwood, James, capt., 7:913, 1079
Caldwell, , of Albany, 13 : 635
Caldwell, James, 8:1126, 1127
Caldwell, John, lieut. col., Niagara command (1774), 8:1188n; 13:689, 692,
697, 698
Caleb, William, 2:161, ISO
Calef, John, 2:245; 9:282
Calf Creek, Virginia, 4:191
Calhoon, ,5:347,348,349
Calhoun, , Detroit siege (1763) and, 10:687-88
Calkins, Samuel, 6:767, 768
Callbeck, Robert, 4:311
Callender, Robert:
account of losses (1766), 5:341
Cresap purchase and, 12:237
Croghan and, 4:717, 721, 729, 738, 779, 799; 11:751, 777, 785, 799, 968
liquor trade, 11:718
in Sandusky attack (1763), 10:741-42; 13:293
trade memorial (1763), 4:264, 270, 271
trade memorial (1765), 4:631-32; 11:564-66, 614
on traders attacked by whites in disguise (1769), 7:96
Callender & Spear, 5:359-61
Callet, ,4:763
Callison, , widow 8:350
Calvert, (Norfolk mayor), 8:5
Calvinists, 5:413; 7:601
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Calvinists, Stone Arabia Lutherans and, 6:174-75
Cambridge, New York, 7:596
Cambridge University, l:451w
Camden, Charles Pratt, Lord, 5:136; 8:203
Great Seals and, 6:560k,; 7:347, 925
popularity (1770), 12:808
Cameron, Alexander (Stuart Deputy) :
Cherokee-Iroquois peace negotiations (1707), 12:339
Cherokee-Western Indian hostilities (1770-71), 7:491, 525, 1131; 8:349;
12:813
frontier outrages and, 5:235; 12:99
Indian boundary line and, 5:234; 6:226; 12:56, 98
Cameron, Alexander (Johnstown settler), 12:1086, 1087
Cameron, John, 8:917; 12:1041
Cammell, John, see Campbell, John
Campau, Baptiste:
English Illinois trade (1765), 4:761-66
Miamis (1768) and, 12:544
Pontiac and, 11:219; 13:317, 319, 320
Campau, Louis, 4:604; 5:813
Campbel, Mary, 11:490
Campbell, ,1:567
Campbell, , officer and land owner, 4 :387
Campbell, (surveyor), 3:878, 880; 12:719, 754, 782, 788
Campbell, (traveler), 5:541
Campbell, , sgt., 3:231
Campbell, , lieut., 3:474; 4:167
Campbell, capt., 1:209
Campbell, capt., Kinderhook petition, 7:24
Campbell, , capt., Massy and, 12:163
Campbell, Alexander, lieut., 3:991
Campbell, Collin, 4:454
Campbell, Archibald, capt., 3:991; 12:792, 793
Campbell, Daniel, capt., maj., col. :
accounts :
(1757), 9:653, 654, 656
(1758), 3:150, 151
(1759), 3:172
(1763), 4:192, 200, 206-207
(1764), 4:324, 335, 381, 617
(1767), 5:541, 542, 549, 565
(1768), 6:216, 249, 490, 503
(1769), 7:193-95, 199, 200-201, 206-207, 269, 297, 555; 12:760
(1770), 7:433-35, 556, 569-70, 574, 621-26; 12:802, 821, 857
(1771) 12:901 925
(1772-75), 12:94s, 1002; 13:705-706
on Amherst warrants, 4:13-14, 26-27, 32-33
ammunition orders (1767), 5:515
(1769), 7:27, 28, 52
Andrews and, 7:248, 871, 984-85
Assembly election of 1768 and, 6:131
(1769), 6:593-95, 599, 619; 7:1022
autograph, l:xi
beaver coat gift, 4:257, 260
on beaver sloop wrecked (1771), 8:139
Beekman and, 7:604
buck skin orders, 6:37
Byrne taken by, 8:86
on Carleton, 7:819-20
on carriage sizes, 4:44
child born to, 6:444, 489
Chinn and Howard suit, 7:821; 12:1007-1008
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cloth orders, 4:107, 109; 5:794-95; 6:502-503; 7:193-94, 199, 200-201,
206-207, 210, 228-29, 230; 8:422, 431-32; 9:653, 654
colonelcy, 7:470-71; 8:1102-1103
company of, 2:782; 4:298; 5:557; 7:456
conciliatory letters (1765), 4:631, 635
Croghan land sales (1770) and, 7:477
Davis (Dudley) and, 8:31
elk horn gift, 8:700
Flood (Thomas) and, 6:350
Fort Ontario Congress (1766) provisions, 12:113
Fort Stanwix Congress provisions and, 6:431-32, 442, 443-44, 446; 12:618
Fort Stanwix roads and, 6:145
on funeral preparations (1759), 3:37
fur trade agreement with Cole and Van Schaaek, 4:725-26
German Flats defense (1757), 9:676
Glen (Cornelius) lieutenantcy and, 4:257
Grenadiers and, 10:940
illness of (1770), 7:389
inventory of Indian goods (1770), 7:714-15
iron and steel orders, 6:533; 7:193
Jessup land grant and, 8:227, 452, 507, 570, 579-80
on John Johnson's return from England, 5:599-600
Johnson coat-of-arms and, 6:516
in Johnson will, 12:1074
justice appointments, 3:609, 625, 750; 12:784, 792
land purchases, 4:335; 8:86; 12:787, 819
McCord and, 4:87, 101
major's commission, 4:254
McKean company and, 4 : 4
money sent by, 5:559, 563; 12:706
Mynderse recalcitrance and, 7:1022-23, 1029
New York agency for Johnson asked, 4:381; 5:426
oxen sold (1755) by, 2:574, 577
Phyn and Ellice accounts and, 6:99; 12:426; 13:470, 478
picture forwarded (1767) bv, 13 ixUi
pork orders, 6:70; 7:498, 570, 585
portrait, 12:1006
postal affairs, 7:586
Printup's son and, 4:118
provision boatload (1770), 12:820-21
Roberts and, 6:643; 7:195
Sacondaga deed delivery (1771), 12:S96
Schenectady Committee of Correspondence on, 7:251n
Schenectady lot exchange with Johnson, 6:622-23, 636-37, 724; 12:1067
Schenectady politics (1770), 12:876
shaving set sent bv, 6:713
Shipboy and, 7:608
Sons of Liberty and, 7:230, 251-52, 272, 707n
on Stevens at Fort Stanwix, 5 : 555
Stevenson and, 7:520, 569, 574
stroud orders, 7:604
trade losses (1763), 4:168
trade pass request (1764), 11:168
Wade and Keiuser and, 7:740, 771, 822-23, 917, 921, 941, 1020; 8:63, 86-87,
118-19, 128, 144-45, 151, 166, 223, 242, 274, 280, 380, 497-98, 826
doubts concerning orders (1771), 12:910-11
Wade complaints against, 8:2-3, 119, 128, 305-306
Wallace account, 8:605
Wetherhcad orders forwarded by, 7:529-30
wheat trade, 7:793, 797-98; 12:869, 876
white lead order, 7:730
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Campbell, Daniel, capt., maj., col., wine orders, 7:126, 194, 199-200
Campbell, Donald, surgeon, 3:179
Campbell, Donald, capt.:
accounts, 3:571, 581, 594, 597, 598, 599, 601, 757-59; 10:330-31, 354
Cessation of Amis (1763) and, 10:640, 659
Clapham murder and, 10:520
death of, 10:745; ll:349n; 13:296, 441
Detroit command, 3:302a,, 323, 492, 549-50; 10:476n; ll:lln
at Detroit Indian Conference (1760), 10:199, 200, 201, 205
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:182, 187; 10:737, 739-40, 744; 13:289, 290,
291-92, 295-96, 319, 441
Dumay murder and, 3:415
Fort Pitt attack (1763) and, 4:139
Indian attitudes towards, 7:56
Iroquois threats to Detroit and Niagara (1761), 3:405-406, 437-39, 448-53,
505, 510, 511-12, 515, 520; 13:217, 220, 227, 237
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) and, 3:470, 474; 10:320; 13:249, 250,
251, 253, 256, 257, 259
outpost occupation (1761) and, 3:421, 422, 454, 516, 524, 525; 10:285, 293,
295, 296, 322, 698n; 13:229, 250
outpost withdrawal proposal, 10:504-505, 511
Rogers and, 10:244
on trade, 3:507
Campbell (Campble), George, lieut., 4:208; 8:106S; 10:815, 817, 818
Campbell, James, 3:170
as French, prisoner (1758), 2:786-87, 791-93, 799-800
Campbell, James (Indian prisoner), 11:4SS
Campbell, James (merchant), 3:753
Campbell, James, named in Johnson patent (1772), 12:956
Campbell, Jemmy, 9:864
Campbell (Cammell), John, 8:13S
Campbell, John, lieut., 2:803, 805
Campbell, John, capt. in the 27th:
Gorrell and, 10:706, 708
marriage (1761), 3:404
Murray appointment as Canadian agent of Indian Affairs, 4:723, 734, 777,
782; 8:1103, 1109; ll:615n, 699, 755-57, 775; 12:1114; 13:646, 691,
698, 729, 730
trial in Walker affair, 5:474
Campbell, John, lieut. col. in the 17th, 13:217n
accounts, 4:811, 836, 857, 873, 877; 5:35, 75, 677; 6:667; 7:856-57;
11:958, 973-74, 977; 12:79
Bradstreet Detroit conference plans (1765) and, 11:871, 893, 899, 901,
907-908
Bradstreet expedition (1764) and, 4:431
Brehm account (1765), 11:923, 958
cattle thefts and, 4:164; 11:513-14
Crawford and, 5:275-76
Croghan Illinois expedition (1765), 11:810-11, S99, 938-39, 940, 958; 12:29
Croghan reported killed, 4:828; 11:854-55, 871, 892-93, 904, 906
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace negotiations (1765), 4:650; 11:810
Detroit command, ll:513?i
Detroit courts of inquiry, 4:670-79
Detroit traders' petition (1762), 3:944
Duncan and, 4:366
Farmar occupation of Fort Chartres, 12:31
Fort Stanwix command, 10:801
Huron request for an ox (1765), 11:898
interpreters' certificates, 4:708; 6:300, 11:685; 12:642
Iroquois embassies (1765) to Western nations, 11:906, 907, 931
Johnson Hall guards, 4:188, 201; 10:868, 913
Johnson Hall visit plans (1764), 4:297, 302
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Miamis and, 4:756; 11:784, 795, 811, 834, 882
Niagara cattle supply (1763), 10:860, 913
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:472; 11:267
Oneidas and, 4:381; 11:118, 123, 160; 13:287
Ottawa and Chippewa council with Marsac (1765), 4:803-808
Ottawa and Chippewa embassies (1765) to Johnson, 11:784, 797, 809-10, 899
Pennsylvania frontier outrages (1765) and, 11:811-12
Pontiac and:
messages, 4:646, 719; 5:109; 11:540, 569, 745-46, 810
threats of attack (1765), 11:744-46, 763, 764-65, 839, 851, 862, 981-82,
989
Pottawatomie conference (Detroit, 1765), 11:547-52, 587-89, 646, 705, 744,
765
Pottawatomie murders (1765), 4:722, 733
Pottawatomie murders (1766), 5:35, 159-60, 224, 271-72, 276; 12:29-31, 115
Shuckburgh and, 5:602; 12:334
slave murder of Indian women (1766), 5:160-61, 272; 12:307-308, 322,
335-36
on threat of general Indian war (1763), 4:220-21
trade reopening and, 4:618, 837, 842
Campbell, John, earl, see Loudoun, John Campbell, Earl of
Campbell, Mungo, 7:630
Campbell, Samuel, 8:334
Campbell, Thomas, 13:519
Campbell, William, Lord (Gov. of Nova Scotia) :
Cunningham recommendation as successor to Gorham, 7:105-106; 8:365:
12:724
Gorham appointment as Indian Affairs Deputy, 5:771, 789n; 12:196
Campble, Francis, 5:214; 11:364
Campeau, Baptiste, see Campau, Baptiste
Campeau Currie, (Detroit Frenchman), 10:985
Campell, Patrick, 8:334
Cample, see Campbell
Campo, Louis, see Campau, Louis
Canaan, New York, 4:25
Canada :
Albany neutrality efforts in King George's War, 1:86-88
boundaries of, 3:523; 8:213-14, 840
boundary commission and, 1:262, 268-69, 284
British-Canadian regiment, 4:381, 395, 402, 406
"Canadians" defined by Carleton, 6:157-58
Church of England episcopate proposal, 4:299, 306, 309, 313; 5:ix, 408
Clinton and French governor of, 1:56, 206, 213-15, 247
colonization attempts, 5:277
English governors of, 4:87, 137, 167, 225, 305, 383, 415, 516, 526, 540;
5:397, 398, 479n; 6:484; 8:211; 11:334-35, 341-42
Johnson considered for governorship, 4:849
removal from Quebec to Montreal, 4:633
English prisoners in, 1:162, 163, 167-68, 169, 186-93; 9:169-70
European wars and, 1:119
food scarcity:
(1757), 9:606, 691, 741, 789
(1758), 2:786, 791-92; 9:907, 915
(1760), 13:198
(1769), 7:130-31
French laws continued in, 13:629, 675, 679-80
French need of, 1:552-53, 554, 577; 2:53
French prisoners returned to, 1:211-12, 231-33, 236-37, 247, 283-85
French troop stationing (1755), 1:517
German Flats-Oneida negotiations (1757) with, 2:679-80, 690-93. 707 709,
723; 9:598-99, 602-603, 725-26, 778, 832, 857
Indian Affairs, l:489n
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Index
Canada, English Agency (1764), 4:723, 745-46, 760, 782; 5:vn; 10:450-51
Manager appointment (1774), 8:1103, 1109; 12:1114; 13:691, 698
Superintendence appointment (1776), 13:728-30
Superintendency appointment (1782), 13:733
Superintendency proposal, 8:525; 11:342, 615, 699, 755-57
Iroquois visits and migration in Frencli period, 1:97, 140-41, 151-52, 159-65,
187, 277-78, 431-32, 908-20passim ; 9:56-57, 80-82, 461
Mohawk tentatives, 1:489-90, 627, 629, 901, 902; 9:109, 129-30, 176
Jesuit lands, 7:576w, 959
Jesuit deportation to, 11:8, 23
Johnson embassy (1749), 1:247-49
Johnson (John) petition in behalf of loyalists (1785) in, 8:1215
Louisiana Cherokee mission (1756), 9:575
Louisiana communication (1759), 13:117
Lydius negotiations (1746), 1:114m.
military routes, map, 9:940
Mohawk country spies (1775) from, 1:744, 751-52, 753-54
Mohawk war parties (1747-48) against, 1:94, 175-76
name, etymology of, 13 : 60
reduction of, 3:267, 269-75, 279n, 309, 477-78, 496, 554, 640, 644, 691;
10:199, 202, 207, 216, 217, 224, 225-26, 504, 510, 747-48, 842-43
Articles of Capitulation, 3:309, 362, 422, 441, 459, 516; 10:296, 700;
12:46-47
Caghnawaga view of, 11:873-76
French cession to England, 4:62, 63, 81, 223-24; 10:617, 659-60, 700,
804
French English allegiance after, 12:325-27, 329-30
Indian Affairs reorganization and, 11:891
Indian unrest after, 4:62, 249-50, 275, 291, 308, 601; 6:280, 303;
7:154-55; 8:1142-46; 10:316-17, 405, 659-60; 11:21-22, 279-80, 281-
82; 12:421-22, 554; 13:189, 266-67, 320-21, 466-67, 622-23
Mohawk boundaries and, 12:538
occupation of, 4:223-28
possession of outposts, 3:454, 459, 478, 516, 524, 525, 538-39; 4:170, 197,
202; 5:3; 10:282, 293, 295, 296, 319, 322, 326, 752, 755-56
Scots in, 4:342, 526, 540
settler disadvantages (1774), 12:1111
slave refuge in, 9:69
summer frosts (1773), 12:1026-27
Surveyor of the Woods (1771), 8:244, 342
trade :
colonial administration of, 6:302-303, 494-95; 7:569
commissary system regulations, 12:207, 214, 218-19, 226; 13:422-24
commissary system regulations protested, 5:130-34, 148-49, 167-69,
179-80, 386; 6:185-86, 198-99; 12:289-90, 320-21, 322-23
objections listed (1768), 12:409-14
commissary system regulations violated, 5:520-24, 537, 566-67, 765-66,
777
English imports (1765), 11:827
French-English, before the reduction of Canada, 1:236, 284; 2:52, 76,
90; 9:127-28
Green Bay monopoly grant to Vaudreuil, 12:5-8
Illinois passes (1767), 5:724
Murray removal petition, 4:719, 840
New York enforcement of British boycott and, 7:251-52
price levels (1760-61), 3:283, 284, 309, 311, 403; 13:198
suspension (1764), 4:381, 427, 440, 441, 598
traders' request for indemnity of losses sustained in Indian Wars, 4:281,
315, 329, 418
travellers from, 1:215-16, 543, 744, 751-52
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Canada Creeks, 1:421, 428; 5:685
Canajoharie patent and, 3:282, 326, 656, 666; 4:S9, 754; 5:476; 6:771;
7:203, 290; 10:249; 12:185
Fonda purchase (1771) on, 8:152
German Flats raid (1757), 9:856, 857
Indian boundary line and, 6:492, 520, 538; 12:657, 667, 670, 685, 888,
889, 1000
Johnson's route to Detroit Conference (1761), 3:437, 510; 13:272
Kayaderosseras and, 6:223, 228; 12:576
Klock purchase on, 3:307, 417, 424, 656
Nelles land on, 8:1062
Petri purchase on, 3:321, 424
Canadagaia (Hans the Wild, Unaguaandchonge — Mohawk), 9:588
at Albany committee meeting (1773), 8:955
Catawba message (1758) and, 9:996
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:348
at Fort Johnson Mohawk conference (1756), 9:463-65, 467-68
at Fort Johnson Oneida meeting (1762), 10:482
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:628
on Fort William Henry capture (1757), 9:809
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Congress (1757) and, 9:596, 729
harvest failure (1765), 11:817
at Johnson Hall Iroquois meeting (Sept. 1762), 10:513
Mohawk River defense (1755), 1:638
on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
on New Orleans Indian embassies (1763), 10:767-68
at Onondaga Council (1762), 10:584, 586, 588, 589
Onondaga Council (1769), 12:797
in Oswego (1764), 11:398
presents, 3:155, 163, 16S; 9:647; 12:797, 798
Shawnee message (1765), 11:526-27, 531
on Shirley's recruitment methods, 2:376-77; 9:217-19
son's death, 11:660
on Ticonderoga attack (1758) recruitment, 9:937
Tionnonderoge dispute, 8:955, 965
Canadarago (Seneca castle) :
innocence in Seneca plot (1763), 10:856, 867, 892, 903, 945
Oswego troop census (1760), 10:175
Canadasaga (Kanadesaga, Ganundasaga, Seneca castle), 2:680n
Chenussio mediation (1764), 11:139-40
Delaware prisoners at, 4:649
Ellison as prisoner at, 4:300
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:621
Indian unrest (1771), 8:141
innocence in Seneca plot (1763), 10:856, 866, 867, 892,945, 973
Oswego troop census (1760), 10:175
Seneca Council (1763) at, 10:794, 795, 800-S01
Shawnee appeal (1774) for Iroquois aid, 13:669-70
smith for, 12:387
warning of plot against Johnson (1764), 11:27
white prisoner of Delawares at, 11:183
Canadasse (Canadian chief), 13:428
Canadaway Creek (Ganadawao, Kanandawaron), 13:265
Canadeniyo (Cayuga), 10:184
Canadian Indian Confederacy:
culture of, 7:599-600
English laws and, 13:675, 679-80
French threats (1750) to the Iroquois, 1:277-78
Iroquois alliance (1761), 3:547; 13:618-19
Iroquois-Cherokee Congress (Johnson Hall, March 176S), 6:107ra, 122-23,
135, 136, 155, 162, 198n, 224
Iroquois-Cherokee Congress (German Flats, July, 1770), 7:295, 328, 332,
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Index
Canadian Indian Confederacy, 343, 361-62, 376-77, 380, 412-13, 494, 706,
721-22, 737, 769, 785, 787, 789, 790, 798, 799, 832-33, 836-38, 844, 852-55,
871-72, 894, 897, 907, 1069; 12:849-52; 13:707
arms demand as test of English integrity, 7:853; 12:850, 852
Johnson Hall conferences after, 7:817-18, 852, 875, 1118; 12:830-35,
837-47, 849-50
policy of division of confederacies and, 7:540, 541-42, 655, 852-53, 855
Iroquois embassies (1756), 2:563-64, 675-77, 701, 704-709; 9:583, 605-607,
618, 621, 635, 637, 642, 643, 665, 668-69
Iroquois hostilities in King George's War, 1:59-60, 63-64, 80-81, 87-88. 07.
107, 135-38
Johnson conference (Montreal, Sept., 1760), 13:163-66
Johnson Hall conference (Oct., 1773), 8:901
land claims, 4:291, 307-308, 318
members, 3:273m,
neutrality suggestion (1755), 2:325
Neutrality Treaty (Oswegatchie, 1760), 7:109-10; 13:166, 187, 18S, 190,
202
Onondaga Council (1774) invitation, 13:676
Scioto Council (1770), 7:854-55; 12:930
threats (1768) of uprising, 13:466-67
Three Nation Councils with Claus (1767-74), 13:428-30, 31-32, 622-23,
710-11, 717, 720
Western Indian revolts (1763-64), 4:180, 191-92, 200, 440-41; 10:218,
724-25, 761, 766, 771, 778, 792-94, 801-802, 834, 842, 856, 880-81; 11:23;
13:299
expedition aid (1764), 4:395, 418, 426, 435, 440-41, 446, 448-49, 452,
516; 11:52-53, 54-55
See also specific groups
Canadiorha (Kanadiorha, Nickus Kanadyora — Canajoharie sachem, son of
Nicholas Brant), see Brant, Nicholas Canadiorha
Canadogte (Onondaga), 9:777
Canadunte, 9:631, 636
Canagaraduncka (Canajoharie sachem), 4:50, 60; 10:571
Canagarunta, 10:584, 589
Canageogoaie, 1:405
Canaghiyagey (Karayaga — Onondaga), 10:92, 94, 99
Canaghquayeson (Oneida chief), see Canaghquiesa
Canaghquiesa (Oneida chief) :
Butler (John) and, 9:627
Canestio expedition and, 11:75, 84
Chenango Conference (1756) and, 9:455-57
at condolence for Abraham, 9:621, 628
at Fort Johnson Iroquois conference (March 1763), 10:626, 635
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:350-51, 378
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (Sept. 1763), 10:840-41
at Fort Johnson meeting (December 1755), 9:332
at Fort Johnson meeting (Sept., 1757), 9:831-33, 835-37, 843, 850-51
at Fort Johnson meeting (March, 1758), 9:879-80
at Fort Johnson meeting (Dec. 1758), 10:65-69, 75
at Fort Johnson meeting (Jan. 1762), 10:357-60, 369-71
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 12:622, 626, 628, 648, 666
Pennsylvania payments for land cessions at, 12 : 694-95
Fort Stanwix evacuation (1767), 12:348-49
on French Oneida intrigue, 9:776
on French threats of attack (1757), 9:683
at German Flats Iroquois Congress (1763), 10:749-50
German Flats raid (1757) and, 9:860-63
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (April, 1762), 3:698, 707
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Dec, 1763), 10:963, 969-71, 972
Lydius land purchase from, 1:739
Montreal expedition (1760) recruitment, 13:168
84
Sir William Johnson Papers
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:430-33
Oneida land sales (1766) and, 12:244-45
Onondaga Congress (1758) and, 2:822-23
on Oquaga ministry, 10:517
Oswego Iroquois Congress (Aug., 1759), 13:137
presents, 2:622; 3:166; 12:797, 920
Tagawaron dispute (1770), 12:836-37
Canaghrageayat (Oneida), 10:183
Canajageya ( Kanagawgogie, Old Kittle — Onondaga sachem), 2:685, 6S6, 687;
10:99; 11:361
on French plans of attack (1757), 2:708-709
Oswegatchie scout (1759), 3:177; 10:92, 94
Canajoharie (village and district) :
Albany regiment review (1764) in, 11:237, 251
in Butler accounts (1761-71), 13:508, 519, 520
Butler visit (1766), 5:315-16
church for, 3:411; 6:281, 639, 683, 732, 745, 757; 7:10, 543, 567, 877, 1026,
1160; 8:182, 928
completion (1771), 12:894
expense accounts, 7:666-68
Fort Ilendrick dismantlement and, 12:555
Indian fund collection for, 6:464-65, 563-64; 7:516, 518; 12:655-56, 734
Munro and, 7:720, 962n-QSn
request (1761), 3:365; 10:311
Clarke lands, 8:460
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty (1765), 11:595-96, 597
fort at, 1:103-104, 454; 2:800; 3:14; 9:30
French attack threat (1757), 2:759
French attack threats (1758), 9:921
Indian land gift to Johnson (See Canajoharie patent)
Iroquois conference (1759), 3:25, 27-32, 163-64, 271
Iroquois Congress stop (Johnson Hall, July 1771) en route, 12:911
Johnson (Guy) land grant near, 12:297
Johnson (Warren) visit (1760), 13:192
Johnson's letter to the voters of, 1:293
justice appointments (1762), 3:609, 622
justice appointments (1769-70), 12:768
Magin land purchase, 9:56, 58
Magra at, 6:167
Maybe residence at, 4:513-14, 567, 577, 615, 637, 645, 838, 850, 864; 5:469
492, 493, 556, 562; 11:556, 620n, 926-27, 950-51; 12:287-88, 756
Mohawk Kiver defense (1757) and, 9:666-67
Mohawk River defense (1763) and, 4:232
Moore visit (1768), 6:343, 399
Penn stop (1768) near, 12:596
Road Act (1770) and, 7:596
schoolmaster, 3:338, 354; 4:374; 6:711; 7:841
soldiers quartered (1758) in, 10:78
Swiss settlers, 3:356
Wraxall company posted at, 9:677
Canajoharie Indians:
at Abenaki (Fort Johnson) conference (1762), 10:410
arms request (1762), 10:492
arms disbursement (1764), 11:107-108
Canajohary conference (Jan. 1759), 10:85-89
cattle thefts (1758), 10:58
Cherokee-Iroquois war and, 12:183, 344-45
Cherokee peace treaty (Johnson TTall, March 1768), 12:457-58
Chippewa conference (Guy Park, July 1768), 12:549
church building, see Canajoharie, church
clothing disbursement (1764), 11:106
Colden's adoption by, 4:682
85
Index
Canajoharie Indians, condolence ceremony for Abraham, 9:595, 600, 603, 620,
621, 626, 628
condolence ceremony for Hendrick, 9:349-50
condolence for Johnson's granddaughter (1767), 12:363
corn harvest spoiled (1765), 11:783-84, 817
Grown Point expedition (1755) and, 9:201, 388-91, 392-93
Crown Point spies (1755), 1:635-36
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty and, 11:597
Easton Council (1758), 13:113
English loyalty of, 9:601, 603-605
expenses (March 1755-October 1756) in behalf of, 2:567, 572, 575, 577, 579,
580, 585, 600, 601, 602, 604, 608, 611, 614, 620, 623, 626, 633, 636, 637,
639, 643; 3:150, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 174, 176,
179, 180
(November 1756-March 1757), 9:644, 645, 64S, 650, 651, 652, 654, 655,
656
(1758), 10:51, 53
(1764-69), 12:644, 734, 763, 798; 13:508, 509, 510, 544
(1770-73), 12:800, 801, 863, 864, 897, 900, 921, 1000, 1018
food shortage (1758), 10:68
food disbursement (1769), 12:690
fort for, 1:605, 842; 2:480, 560, 800; 3:14; 9:30, 416, 428, 461, 527, 536,
626-27, 645
British garrison at, 9:535, 545, 546-48, 550, 600-601
Fort Hendrick disputes (1758), 10:56, 62-63
Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (Sept. 1763), 10:828-29
Fort Johnson meeting (1762), 10:356, 364-69
Fort Pitt attack threats (1762), 10:402, 405-406
Fort Stanwix evacuation and, 12:346, 348-49
Fort William Henry French raid (1757), 9:810
German Flats alarm (1763), 10:772
German Flats liquor trade, 1:172
German Flats murder of Oneidas (1757), 9:798, 799
German Flats raid (1757) and, 9:859-60
Harris Ferry -Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757) and, 9:620, 626
Iroquois conference (1763) on Newkirk murder, 10:626
on Iroquois loyalty (1756), 9:444, 601
Iroquois threat (1761) to the English, 3:439-40, 510, 519; 13:217-18, 238
Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Dec, 1766), 12:241, 243
Johnson Hall Iroquois meeting (Sept. 1762), 10:500
Johnson Hall meeting (Oct. 1763), 10:896-900, 901-902
Johnson (John) welcome in 1767, 12:385
in King George's War, 9:16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25
Kindarunty's death and, 10:32-33
Klock (George, Jr.) enticement of Indians to England (1764), 4:316-17;
11:36, 473, 522, 523
Klock's English embassy (1773), 8:935-36, 938, 951, 970-71, 1008-1009,
1060, 1160, 1192-93, 1201
land claims, 3:193; 9:166; 10:218
deed (Adageghtingue, 1751?) to Johnson, 13:15-19
deposition (1762) concerning land deed, 3:963
depositions (1765?) concerning Indian deed, 4:890
Fall Eiver tract, 9:135-36
harassment (1761) to sell, 13:216
Hartwick land dispute and, 12:269-70, 303, 702-703
illegal survey, 1:432; 4 : 140-46p«ssim ; 13:276-77
Klock purchase negotiations (1754-66), 1:421-22, 3:312-13, 328; 5:315;
10:621-22; 12:137, 139, 183-84, 225
MeLeland deposition (1762) on methods, 13:274-75
massacre alarm (1767), 12:332-33
migration protest, 12:137, 167-68, 169
protested by sachems, 4:165-66, 596-97; 5:469; 8:556, 1193, 1200-
86
Sir William Johnson Papers
1201; 10:216-17, 219-20, 227-29, 336-39, 365-67, 724, 756-57
Klock petition (1767) to governor, 12:332-33, 345-46
Klock threat of ejectments, 3:562, 584-85, 645, 648, 649, 737-38, 739,
745, 880, 916, 945-46; 4:115-17; 5:219; 10:337, 457, 487, 717; 12:93
Livingston patent, 1:432; 3:364, 584-S5, 673-74, 745, 916; 4:46, 50-61,
115-16; 8:686-87, 702-703, 714; 9:148, 166; 10:233, 337, 717, 756
Livingston patent deed of release, 10:828, 898-99, 927-29
Livingston patent quit-claim to Klock, release refusal, 6:616, 635;
8:1201; 10:941; 12:365, 539-41, 698
Maybe's negotiations, 11:555-56; 12:287-88
New York Council inquiry, 3:925, 934, 938, 943, 947, 948, 955, 973;
4:1-3, 24, 25-26, 29-30, 38-39, 42, 45, 46, 49, 50-61, 78-80, 176-77,
068-69, 682; 5:219; 10:350, 442, 541-42, 565, 570, 571-73, 574-75,
609-11, 650-51, 717, 756; 11:346, 688
Pickerd fraud, 3:339, 352; 10:220, 233
royal protection asked, 10:225-26, 228, 229, 717, 898; 11:984-85; 12:225
Schenectady survey (1763), 4:233-34
Stevens purchase (1751), 1:330
survey requests, 12 : 656, 863
Van Driesen glebe, 10:367-68; 11:956-57, 986
Vaughan survey, 6:83
Vaughan purchase (1769) and, 7:42
woodland fraud (1769), 12:798
(See also Klock, George, land purchases of; Livingston Manor, sale of
lands of)
land gift to Johnson (See Canajoharie patent)
land sale certificate (1765) to Young and Smith, 4:791-92
missionary for, 10:367-68; 12:1079
Mohawk conference (Guy Park, June 1768), 12:539-41
Mohawks and, 1:176, 177, 237-38, 453-54, 641, 738, 785, 902; 9:107, 108-109
Montour and, 11:181
Montreal expedition (1760), 10:181, 183, 217, 218, 252, 254; 13:175
Niagara Congress (1764), 11:276, 309
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) journey conference, 3:429-30; 13:216
Onondaga Conference (1769) and, 7:84
Onondaga Council (1758) and, 2:823; 13:111-13
Onondaga Council (1774), 13:688
Oswego Iroquois Congress (Aug., 1759), 13:137, 138, 140-41, 142
in Oswego troop census (1760), 10:175
payment for scalps and prisoners, 1:94-96
prisoner exchange (1749) and, 9:47
recruitment (1747), 1:80-81
(1758), 9:936, 939; 10:13, 29, 37
war parties (1757), 9:794, 795
(1763), 10:717-18
(1764), 11:108
schoolmasters for, 6:531; 8:928, 1091; 10:217-18, 219, 228, 229
Schuyler (Col. Peter) and, 5:56-58
smith for, 11:985, 9S6
Susquehanna settlers (1763) and, 10:720
Ticonderoga scout (1759), 10:105-107
Tryon County committee (1775) and, 8:1202, 1209, 1211-12
Tryon speech (1772), 8:550
Canajoharie patent:
Colden (Alexander) map, 4:754, 776; 5:395; 11:131, 755; 12:215
Duncan lands adjoining, 4:233-34; 12:785
Indian presentation of land, 3:296-98, 312-13, 326-27, .",58, 366-70, 373, 390,
396, 397-98, 399-400, 416-17, 504; 4:299, 388, 410, 751; 10:228, 229.
282; 13:192
license petition (1701), 10:248-50
conflicting petitions, 3:397-98, 400, 408-409, 418-20, 423-27, 55S, 561, 56.",,
583-85, 595-96, 602-603, 607, 610, 615-16, 640-41, 646-47, 665-66,
87
Index
Canajoharie patent, 725-26, 745, 749; 4:90; 10:310-11, 335; 11:758-59, 787-88,
824-25; 12:631; 13:378
O'Brien proposal to purchase (1764) part of, 11:759, 787; 13:328-29
Johnson's offer of land for an episcopate, 5:842; 6:27, 77, 132, 289-90, 292
Johnson's proposals for settling, 3:583-85, 595-96, 602-603, 615-17, 633-34,
640-41, 646-47, 654-55, 665-66, 725; 4:388, 410-11; 13:243
Johnson's request for patent from England, in consideration of services,
4:78, 88-91, 184, 639, 643, 773; 5:ix, 7, 8, 21-22, 27, 238, 267, 417-18,
476, 564, 572, 732; 6:61, 335-36, 473; 11:346, 368, 524
in Johnson's will, 8:1190; 12:1066, 1067, 1068-69, 1070, 1071-72, 1073-74
Klock attempt to purchase (1766), 5:237-38, 266k,
legal fees, 6:93; 12:740, 752, 786; 13:493
limitations of grant size and, 11:469; 12:756
letters patent (1772), 12:1025
list of patent-sharers, 3:634; 6:320-21, 473, 771; 10:282-83
memorial to the King (1766), 5:ix, 233, 267, 288, 313-14, 490, 494, 551,
820-21, 842; 6:27, 93-94; 12:358-59, 392, 405, 428
mining rights, 12 : 725
Moore (Sir Henry) witness, 12:185
Oquaga land sales (1767) adjoining, 12:346
presents exchanged for, 3:572-73; 4:90, 388, 577; 5:21; 7:203; 12:156
Royal Grant (1769), 6:735, 769-73; 7:176, 191-92, 203, 363, 499-500, 522,
670, 697, 713, 718, 737, 784-85; 8:615, 1010, 1061; 12:695-96, 725, 740,
754, 767-68, 880
surveys :
Frey and Yates, 4:631; 5:395, 422, 476, 478, 541; 6:85, 93; 8:547-48;
11:522; 12:214-15, 216, 301, 524; 13:512, 514, 516
Vrooman, 4:567, 573-74, 578, 596, 615, 633, 695, 741, 753-54, 776, 853;
6:93; 11:581, 620, 703; 12:214n; 13:510, 512, 514
Canasatego (Canasadego, Canasakgo, Canossidego, Connossadagah) :
death of, 1:300, 317, 326
land deed to Penn family, 3:781-82, 849
visit to Oswego, 1:287
Oanaseraga (village), see Ganaghsaroga
Oanaseraga (Ganughsharagey) Indians:
condolence for Mohawk chiefs (1757) of, 2:665
English quarrels (1760), 13:168
Indian expenses (1770), 12:S63, 864
Montreal expedition (1759) recruitment, 13:168, 176
Oswego Iroquois Congress (1759), 13:147
in Oswego troop census (1760), 10:175
on war parties (1759), 3:25
Canassadaga (Caneghsadagey), 3:240w, 384, 394-95
Michilimackinac message (1764) from, 4:435
Pilon's Tavern, 7:948
Newkirk murder (1762) near, 3:932, 935
priests at, 4:441; 10:421, 423
small pox at, 4:849; 9:412
sutler (1763) at, 4:63
Canassadagas, 3:240w, 273n; 5:369
attack plans, 9:446; 10:94
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:500, 501, 503-505
Carundache and, 5:382
Claus conferences:
(1761), 3:362
(1762), 3:752; 10:398-99
(1764), 4:415, 418, 426, 435, 452
(1767), 13:431-32
(1769), 7:129-30
(1770), 13:708, 710-11
Croghan conference (1761), 10:302-305, 307, 445-49
English prisoners (1760), 3:240,250; 10:187, 188
88
Sir William Johnson Papers
expenses (1771-73) in behalf of, 13:710-11, 712, 714, 717, 719
flags for, 13:712
Fort Ontario threat of Indian attack, 12:174-75, 208
French plot rumors (1762), 10:380-81, 393, 398-99, 422, 424, 425
Gordon (Lord Adam) visit, 11:896
location and fighting numbers of, 4:242
Johnson conferences (1760), 10:137, 138
liquor trade protests, 5:628, 650-51, 709; 12:347, 971-73; 13:432
Newkirk murder C1762) and, 10:56S-69
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:481; 11:276
Onondaga Council (1760) deputies, 3:188, 190
recruitment difficulties (1764), 4:418, 426, 452; 11:220
Sehlosser and, 5:628, 650-51, 708-709
trade limitation to outposts and, 12:174-75, 184-85
Western Indian messages (1763), 4:180, 195; 13:299
Canata Indians, 13:141
Canatsego, 13:108
Canatsyagaye (Onondaga), 10:182; 13:184
Canawa Eiver, see Kanhawa
Canawago Indians, see Caghnawagas
Canawagon, see Kanawagon
Canays, see Conoys
Cane, capt., of Lancaster, Pa., 9:733
Caneghdai (Cayuga), on Montreal expedition, 10:184
Caneghsadarundax Indians, 3:273n
Caneghsonko (Chenussio), 10:185
Caner, Dr. Henry, 8:922w, 1039-40
Canestagie (Mohawk), 8:957, 960
Canestio Indians:
Montour expedition (1764) against, 4:321-22, 323-24, 325, 329, 336-37,
354, 361, 364; 11:36, 51-52, 74-76, 96-97; 13:324-25
destruction of towns, 4:392-94, 399, 403, 405-406; 11:87
prisoners release, 11:554, 652, 658, 714, 748, 768-69, 822
prisoners taken, 4:344-45, 349-50, 351-52, 359-60, 365, 368-69; 11:86-88,
103, 106, 109-10, 116, 173, 182
trader (William Newkirk) and servant murdered (1762) by, 3:909, 932,
035, 941-42; 4:62, 279; 10:568-69, 582
Chenussio Peace Treaty (1764) promise to deliver murderers, 4:292, 309,
318, 387, 425
Iroquois negotiations for delivery of murderers, 3:967, 973-74, 978, 9S0,
983; 4:15, 64; 10:585, 588, 590-92, 593-94, 595, 623-25, 627-32, 634,
649
reprisal plans (1764), 4:288
woodcutters murdered (1758) by, 2:837; 9:923
Canestoga, see Conestoga
Canfield, Silas, 3:90
Cangine, John, see Couagne, Jean Baptiste de
Canine, Peter, see Conyn, Piter
Canishgejoone, 1:216
Cannaga Indians, see Caghnawagas
Cannock, Joseph, 3:338
Canoe, The (Cayuga sachem), 9:659
Canohage (Salmon River), Iroquois land claims, 1:528; 13:40
Canosorago Creek, see Ganughsharaga Creek
Canossidejjo, see Canasate£ro
Canowaroghare (Connowarolierry, Kaun a Wa Roll a re — Oneida castle) :
attack threats (1764), 4:333, 336, 344, 345, 349-50, 351, 352, 365, 370
Canaghquiesa-Tagawaron dispute (1770), 12:836-37
English sympathies (1763) of the warriors of, 10:790, 798
Fort Stanwix Congress (176S), 12:617, 622-23, 624, 626, 670, 671
grain disbursement (1769), 12:759
location, 12:617n
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Index
Canowaroghare, Oneida conference (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1771), 12:887-89
Oneida visit (1769) to Johnson, 12:797
Onondaga council (1762) plans and, 10:586-S7
sheep thefts (1764), 4:595
sickness (1768) at, 12:670-71
Canterbury, Archbishop of:
American episcopate and, 5:842?i; 6:77
death of (1768), 6:415
grant in favor of the Church, 7:289
Indian conversion and, 5:510, 568
Indian schools and, 5:383, 403, 406-407, 410, 461, 464, 467, 569, 586
land grant for widows and orphans, 5:431
Cantone, Jacob, 4:154; 11:433
Canunda Lake, see Onondaga Lake
Canundaweea, 6:604
Canundunta, 2:563, 564
Capar (Chapar), Nicholas, 5:340
Cape Breton:
annexation (1763), 10:979
Boston expedition against, 1:28, 30, 32, 33, 36, 39, 41, 52-53, 57, 92, 209,
448; 9:4, 73
Church of England chaplain, 6:165
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:921
French control (1755), l:445-50passtm, 543; 9:164
governor of, l:116n, 119n
naval warfare (1755) off, 1:686
naval warfare (1758) off, 2:887; 3:4
Cape Clear, 13:214
Cape Fair, 6:162
Cape France, 7:72
Cape Hatteras, 4:256
Cape Rosieres, 10:978
Cape Sable, 1:693
Capporotune, 1:124
Capucin, J., 4:761-66; 5:523; 12:544
Caraghuageygo (Onondaga), 9:586, 587
Carden, John, lieut., capt., 3:625-27; 4:670
accounts, 5:516
commissary appointment, 5:339
Canadian Indian Affairs Superintendency and, 8 : 525
Pontiac and, 5:288-89, 339, 362
Carden, Louis, 5:639, 640; 12:444
Cardinal, 11:827
Carehoga, Johannes (Canajoharie), 10:927-29
Carell (Carel, Carrel, Carril), James, 7:699; 8:59, 61, 389
Cargil, , ensign, 4:670
Carighwage (Tuscarora sachem), 2:372-74; 9:212-13
Carillon, Canada:
commissary for, 5:709
Indian Affairs agency for, 5:444
liquor trade, 5:341; 6:763
strategic importance (1767), 5:708
See also Ticonderoga
Caristago, 1:405; 11:984
Carleton, Christopher, lieut., 5:629; 7:530w, 532
biographical sketch, 7:638n
Joncaire and, 5:575; 12:327, 329
Carleton, Sir Guy, col., gen.:
accounts, 5:552, 613; 12:308, 322
Ainse and 6:755
Aughquisasne Indians and, 7:111, 112, 127-29, 531, 532, 654, 920, 921, 922,
90
Sir William Johnson Papers
923, 931, 932, 959; 12:822, 840-41, 843-44
Caghnawaga French settlement forbidden (1771), 13:504
Campbell appointment for Indian Affairs and, 8:1109
Claus dual-superintendeney claims and, 13:729-30
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:408
on frontier outrages (1766), 5:451, 479-81
Gage on French influences on, 5:676-77; 7:654, 705
German Flats Congress (July, 1770) and, 12:867
governorship appointment, of all Canada, 6:484
governorship appointment, Quebec, 5:231, 399, 429
Joneaire and, 5:548, 572; 12:325-27, 329-31
La Naudiere and, 8:211, 243-44
Massey and, 5:628, 636
parties of, 6:547
Peters information (1778) on impositions upon, 8:1214
portrait, 12:324
pot and pearlash enterprises, 6:9
priest appointment and, 5:707; 7:392, 746
return to England (1770), 7:819-20, 831
Rogers salary and, 7:400
Rogers trial and, 6:395; 12:378, 588
Sault Saint Louis boundary line and, 7:928, 950, 951
trade regulation:
Canasadaga petition against liquor trade and, 5:628, 650-51, 709
commissary system and, 5:742-43, 745-46; 6:82, 156-58, 185-86, 205;
12:409, 414; 13:424
instructions (1766), 12:207, 214, 218-19
licenses issued, 7:65, 159, 221-22, 257, 264, 533, 545-51, 960; 8:127;
13:419-20
Ottawa River trading posts and, 6:409
trade administration by the colonies and, 6:302-303; 7:569, 638-39,
1130; 12:720-21; 13:486-87
trade violations (1767) and, 5:481-82, 520-24, 537, 559, 563-64, 566-67,
573; 6:428-29; 12:347; 13:432
trade violations (1768), 6:157-58
trade violations (1772), 12:972
Wade (Matthew) account certification (1767), 5:541, 545; 13:425
Carlcton Island expedition (1779), 8:1215
Carlisle, Pennsylvania:
Armstrong survey (1762), 3:S75n
Bouquet expedition, 4:510
Braddock defeat (1755) news, 13:45
Cherokeos of, 9:954; 10:824
Croghan expedition (1765) and, 11:576-77, 579, 626, 634
Croghan instructions (1764), 11:307
military Southern District of North America headquarters, 10:8n
Montour detained in, 10:148, 149
Paxtoners near, 4:713
Paxtoncr trials (1765), 11:746
Picote" de Belletre in, 3:310
Stump rescue from jail at, 6:110; 12:425, 468
traders' memorial (1765) on losses, 11:564-66, 6-19-50
Carlock, Eias, 1:9
Carmcr, Nicholas, 8:775
Carolina:
agriculture, 5:321
Delaware uprisings (1755), 9:173-74
Indian Affairs in, 2:437-38
Georgia Indian hostilities ( !7<'>1), 10:L'fi9
Louisiana and, 9:570, 572
Silver Beds murders reported in, 10:264
See also North Carolina; South Carolina
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Carolina Gazette, 8:1085
Caron, Joseph, 5:756; 11:827
Carot, Monsieur (Menominee chief), 11:274
Caroughyazigoa (Onondaga), 10:184
Oaroush, 13:624
Carpenter, (schoolteacher), 8:x, 68-69
Carpenter, Asa, 3:90
Carpenter, Solomon, 11:485
Carpenters :
Barton recommendation, 5:533
boatbuilding, 4:236, 251, 432; 10:316
Canajoharie church, 6:732, 757
church building costs (1767), 5:504-505
for Crown Point (1755), 1:648-49, 655, 690, 705-706, 789, 820, 830; 2:63,
117, 134, 135, 150-51, 152-53, 158, 160, 180-81, 209, 221, 243, 358; 9:338
among Massachusetts troops, 9:264, 265
Johnson Hall work:
contract, 13:282-83
framing charges, 13:285-86
journal of housebuilding for Claus and, 13:307-17
for Johnstown, 5:546; 7:339
liquor provisions (1769), 13:544
MacLeod recommendation, 5:58. 165
at Niagara (1768), 6:263
for Niagara Carrying Place, 4:342, 406; 10:322; 11:78
in Oswego relief (1756), 9:412, 413, 444
for Schenectady church, 6:465-66, 498
Seneca fort construction, 9:457-58
tools for, 2:149, 150, 151, 152, 158, 160, 161, 180, 182, 190, 191, 202, 204;
13:316
on Niagara campaign (1759), 3:57, 121, 140
wages (1760), 13:186
Carr (Carre), lieut., 3:862, 899, 906, 951, 981; 4:45
Carr, John, 5:532
Carren, John, see Karne, Johannes
Carriage Eate Act, 2:464
Carrie, , New Orleans merchant, 12:450
Carrignant, J., 11:827
Carrinaut, L., 5:133
Carrol, , in Adems accounts, 13:544, 545, 553, 585
Carrol, James, 12:787, 819
Carrol, Frederick, lieut., 12:515w
Carroy, , 10:712
Carroy Indians, 10:713
Carry, Joseph, 7:441
Carson, Adam, 8:226-27
Cartagena, Colombia; expedition of 1741 against, 1:10», 11-12
Carter, Elias, 13:53
Carter, Eliza, 4:496
Carter, Sarah, 4:497
Carteret, John, see Granville, John Carteret, Earl of
Cartier, Rene:
Caghnawaga land grant and, 5:45-46, 55, 66, 90, 183-87; 12:32-33, 37-39,
48, 61-62
Indian boundary line and, 7:928, 929-30, 948, 949-52, 957-58, 960, 961
Cartmill, Molly, 11:486
Cartmill, Peggy, 11:486
Cartright, , Albany innkeeper, 12:482; 13:521
Carttee, John, 2:731
Cartwright, ,1:35
Cartwright, Eichard, 2:637; 5:541; 6:37, 460, 691; 7:741
accounts, 6:640; 7:501
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Albany jailer's appointment (1774) and, 8:1031
On Albany petitions (1769), 7:301-302
on Assembly election of 1769, 6:591
Church of England and, 8:351
debts, 7:489
dog forwarded by, 8:720
goods forwarded to Johnson by, 5:546, 553, 624, 663-64; 6:70, 83, 160,
188, 234, 510, 586-87, 640; 7:301, 465, 488, 557, 644, 649, 684; 8:193
illness (1768), 6:460
house offered in sale to Johnson, 7:489
on John Johnson's return from England, 5:607-608
Johnson (John) Assembly candidacy (1768), 12:408
Johnson's goods stored by, 7:1030; 8:55
Masonic activities, 5:549, 563, 565; 7:488
oyster orders, 6:487; 8:627, 632, 1122
wampum order (1772), 8:611, 627, 631, 643
Cartv, ,13:149,150
Carty, Thomas, 10:712, 714
Carundache, (Canassadaga chief)
Claus conference (Oct., 1767), 13:431
on Fort Ontario threat of Indian attack (1766), 12:174-75, 200, 208
Indian complaints against, 5:382
on trade limitation to outposts, 12:174
Carundawane, 6:566
Carunghyachigoa, 4 :207
Carver, , capt., 13:101
Carver, Jonathan, 5:711?i; 7:403n; 12:877
Casady, Edward, in Adems accounts, 13:567
Casew, (Montreal merchant), 7:51
Cashiowayah (Indian), 9:526
Cashkokey (Ottawa chief), 4:46S; 11:264
Casity, ,4:845
Casler, Jacob, S:333
Caso, Francis, 7:50, 51
Cass, Miss ,9:92
Cassady, , lieut., 3:60, 71, 72, 74, 75, 77, 81, 84
Cassady, Lawrence, 3:102, 103
Cassc, George, see Kass, George
Cassel, 3:893
Cassieneunt, ,1:97
Casswcttune (Onondaga sachem), see Red Head
Castacrow, , 10:715
Castcsh, see Gaustrax
Castle, Elizabeth, 11:486
Castle Cumberland, 3:358n
agriculture, 3:266, 355; 10:282; 13:209
Canajoharie meeting (1761) at, 10:227-229
Castleman, Lodowick, 1:451
Castle William, l:563n; 7:46n
Cataraqui Lake, see Ontario, Lake
Catawba country, 10:972
Catawbas (Toderighronos), 3:547ra
Canadian Indian Treaty (1761), 3:54 In
Cayugas and, 1:369, 378; 9:585
Cherokees and, 4:188; 6:695; 7:89; 9:785, 951, 959, 960: 12:21, 344-45
Delaware War and, 2:716, 804
English loyalty (1757), 9:659
expenses for (1772), 12:1001
Fort Dur|ucsne expedition (1758) and, 2:811
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:356-57, 358
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (April 1762), 10:437
French and, 1:912, 913, 914; 7:84
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Catawbas,
Governor Glen's speech to the Hagler King of, 1:386-88
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 9:719
at Iroquois Albany Council (1751), 9:84
Iroquois alliance, 9:283, 560-61
Iroquois peace treaty (1752), 9:97, 114, 118
(1758), 2:886
King (Thomas) and, 8:247 „ M mA nA nr
Mohawks and, 1:259, 261, 271, 278, 369, 378, 641n; 9:37-38, 61, 70, 94-95,
109; 12:965
Mohawks and messages (1758), 9:886-87, 960-61
numbers (1763), 10:951
Onondaga and, 1:359-60; 9:75-76; 13:125
recruitment, 2:828; 4:235, 267; 10:951
Saponies and, 13:268ft
schools for, 5:343
Senecas and. 6:665
South Carolina and, 1:378, 386-88, 913-14; 4:188; 9:75-76, 94
Tuscaroras and, 9:834-35; 12:274
Virginia and, 9:283
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:8
Cat Fish Creek, 4:200; 10:812
Catharine (Chief woman of Schoharie), 12:96-97
Cathcart (Catehart), Joseph, 4:657, 720
Catherine ("native New York Indian") land deed (1754) to George II,
11:945-48
Catherine II, czarina of Eussia, 3:892, 893, 907
assassination conspiracy against, 7:1079
Finland attack (1769), 7:285
Mediterranean fleet, 7:430
Catherwood, John, capt., l:4n, 60, 189; 9:386
King George's War and, 1:178-79, 185-86
on Johnson's accounts, with the Assembly, 1:282, 301-302; 9:67
Johnson's letter on Caghnawaga ambush, 1:149-51
Johnson's place on New York Council and, 1:186, 269-70
on Oswego garrison supply, 1:49, 118
request for reference on Jane Watson, 1:39
Tyrrell and, 1:197
voyages to England, 1:69, 195, 251
Catherwood, Robert, 2:711-12
Catherwood, Dr. William, 2:674, 675, 682
at Fort Johnson Oquaga conference (1757), 9:703
Loudoun and, 2:711-12
Catholics :
attitudes toward, 1:826; 4:208, 526; 5:401; 6:453; 7:913, 964; 8:1142
Church of England rivalry, 7:310
education and, 9:480
English oath of allegiance and, 8:654
French loss of Canada and, 3:644; 4:223, 236
French sympathies of, 2:650, 736; 9:413, 832; 10:281, 380-81, 3S4-86,
392-93, 398-99, 405; 12:38
Gage ruling on priests, 3:686
Indian, 1:234, 247, 288; 4:441, 811; 5:345, 389; 7:598, 746, 748, 762, 764,
765; 9:691; 10:464; 11:220; 12:571,580; 13:190
Caghnawaga, 2:379; 7:531, 532; 8:210n; 9:48, 220
in Johnstown, 8:1195n
Maryland, 7:876
missionary salaries, 7:358, 392, 589
Niagara church bell request, 6:87
papal lands, 11:925-26
priest deportation to Canada, 11:8, 23
religious liberties of, 4:598 10:415; 13:165
See also Society of Jesus
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Catrine (vessel), 1:171
Catsistund'ye, 3:754
Catskill, 2:740
Indian land claims, 5:65-66; 7:304
Indian migration (1770) from, 12:802
militia reorganization (1763), 12:319
Prevost lands, 4:448; 8:207
Road Act (1770) and, 7:596
Cattaraugus County, 11:1S1»
Cattle :
bull for the Mohawks (1746), 9:4
care of Johnson's, 9:121
Chenussio, 4:498
Crown Point (1755) campaign, 2:8, 145, 247, 263, 308, 316; 9:278, 294,
314-15, 318
dairy equipment, 13:660
depredations by Shirley's soldiers (1756), 2:614
Detroit provisioning (1761), 3:507, 524; 13: 246, 250
Detroit siege slaughter (1763), 10:738; 13:290
drivers, 5:331, 333
fodder for, 3:56; 4:641; 13:198
Fort Stanwix bridges broken by, 10:913
for Fort Stanwix Congress disbursement, 12:668
French (1756), 2:656
French Illinois trade (1766) in, 12:255
German Flats attack (1757), 9:664, 856, 859
Indian agriculture and, 3:218, 219; 5:424; 9:547; 11:817
in Johnson's will, 8:1190; 12:1065
"King's bullock," 5:758, 759
live shipment, 10:307, 316
Livingston sales, 2:690
MeLeod farm, 7:850; 8:443
on military march, 11:211
milk cows, 3:321, 355
Mohawk River, 13:186
Nahantiek ownership, 5:425
New England supply, 6:70; 13:202
Niagara Carrying Place attack losses (1763), 10:816, SIS, 855, 860, 863,
884, 906
Niagara maintenance, 4:210; 11:274, 518; 12:44, 69, 96
for Oswego:
(1746), 1:70-71, 129
(1748), 1:178
(1756), 2:521, 547, 9:400, 413, 438; 13:87
(1759), 3:176; 13:123, 135, 149
oxen, 1:761; 2:116, 574, 576, 577, 591, 596, 599, 611, 614, 623, 634, 690;
3:69; 4:716; 7:952; 11:251, 898
Pennsylvania!! (1760). 13:181, 182, 183, 184
ploughing with, 13:209
prices, 2:556-646/jamm; 7:807; 12:799, 800, 923, 1016; 13:347
Schenectady pasture hinds, 10:555
settler negotiations to purchase, 8:017; 12:1042
Shawnee, 6:776; 12:722
shipment to England, 7:538
swine, 2:579, 598, 612, 619, 621, 634, 639; 3:160, 172; 7:808; 8:676;
12:1065; 13:186
theft of, 3:882; 4:217, 369; 5:729; 6:515; 7:159, 185, 583; 9:966:
10:58, 796
Tuscarora, 12:670
Warren estate claim, 13:31
wheat grazing, 13:181
See also Horses; Meat; Sheep
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Cattreen (Indian woman), 13:511
Catty (Johnson's sister), see Johnson, Catherine
Cauchaug, Jeffery, 4:680
Cauchaug, John, 4:680
Caughnawagas, see Caghnawagas
Caughnawageroona Indians, see Caghnawagas
Cavalier, Louis le (interpreter), 12:151, 209-10, 211
Cavanaugh, , 1:257
Cavendish, John, Lord, 7:578», 1156
Cawacawache, 11:485
Cayadanora (Tuscarora), 9:357
Cayadutta Creek, 12:1068™
Cayahuga (Delaware- Shawnee town), 11:212
Cayenquaraghto (Chenussio) on Montreal expedition, 10:185
Cayenquiragoa (Philip — Canajoharie sachem) :
declaration (1762) on Collins survey, 10:571
Hardwick dispute, 12:269-70
Harris Ferry-Lancaster meeting and, 9:626
on Klock frauds, 4:50, 52, 54, 55-56, 58, 59, 60
Klock refusal to release patent, 12:539
presents, 3:155, 167; 9:655
Cayhunghage Creek, 1:529
Cayohoga Creek, 4:509; 11:232-33; 13:262
Cayuga (village), 4:390
French Indian council fire kindling, 9:925
ginseng at, 8:276
Johnson Conference (1769-70), 7:85, 993
Cayuga Lake, 11:657; 12:1107
Cayuga Eiver, 11:132; 13:40
Cayugas :
Albany murder (1759) revenge, 10:962
ammunition requests (1767), 12:388
Butler (Thomas) and, 1:275, 666; 4:578; 9:584
Cadaracqui meeting (1761), 3:440
Canadian Indian Treaty (1761), 3:547
on Canadian prisoners (1749), 9:41-42
Catawbas and, 1:369, 378; 9:585
Celoron de Bienville invitation (1750) to, 9:60-61
at Chenango- Nantieoke Council (1764), 11:39
Cherokee hostilities, 3:818; 4:64
Cherokee-Iroquois peace treaty (Johnson Hall, March, 1768), 12:452, 456,
457-58
Choctaw hostilities, 7:993; 8:349
Christian conversion, 7:877, 878
condolence for Christopher Johnson, 10:674
death replacement request (1771), 8:17
Delaware leaders sheltered (1764) by, 11:235-36
Delaware Ohio migration and, 2:876
Delaware-Shawnee punishment recruitment, 10:650; 11:143-44, 150, 163,
186-87
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty (1765, Johnson Hall), 4:664; 11:702.
705, 706, 710
Easton Council (1758), Pennsylvania-Iroquois land deed, 10:44. 48
Easton Council (1761), 3:518
English loyalty of, 1:315; 4:251 ; 10 ;5
Englishman's death (1766) and, 12:97
English murders (1763) of, 10:753, 755, 756, 868, 893, 903-904
escaped French prisoners and, 2:749
expenses (1747) in behalf of, 9:20, 21, 25, 27, 28
(March 1755-October 1756), 2:580, 582, 601, 604, 614, 622, 640; 3:154,
155, 157, 158, 166, 168, 173
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(1757), 9:647
(1768), 13:517
(1769), 6:657; 12:758, 762, 763
(1770), 12:801, 864, 869, 898
(1771), 12:899, 920, 921, 922, 944
(1772), 12:999, 1017
fighting outfit for, 1:72, 120
Fort Henry rebuff by Winslow, 9 :617
Fort Johnson conference (June, 1757), 2:715, 716
Fort Johnson conference (Sept., 1757), 9:834-35, 842, 847, 852
Fort Johnson conference (March, 1758), 9:879, 8S0
Fort Johnson conference (June, 1758), 9:926-29
Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (Feb., 1756), 9:349, 356-57, 358
Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1762), 10:432, 437
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (Sept. 1763), 10:828
Fort Johnson Iroquois meeting (1759) and, 10:106
Fort Pitt murders (1766) of Onondagas, 12:125, 126
forts for 9 :409
Fort Sta'nwix Congress (1768) and, 6:436; 7:184; 12:606, 621, 622, 623,
627, 628, 629, 666
present in dollars, 12:745
French attack threats (1748), 1:131
(1756), 2:544; 9:382, 383, 418-19, 437, 504, 539-41
(1757), 9:659
(1758), 9:931-32, 956; 10:14, 22, 83
(1760), 3:220-21, 223-24, 227
French embassy (1763), 10:768
French Ohio markers and, l:316n; 9:75
French service (1757), 9:687, 834
French troops (1758), 10:83, 84
German Flats Iroquois Conference (1763), 10:746
Great Carrying Place and, 9 : 82
Hardenbergh patent and, 7:323
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757) and, 9:729, 743
Hartford Iroquois Council (1763), 4:123
Iroquois Canadian delegation (1756), 2:706; 9:669
Iroquois English embassy proposal (1763), 10:902
at Johnson Hall Chugnut-Wyaloosing conference (March 1764), 11:95
Johnson Hall conference (Feb., 1770), 12:777-80
at Johnson Hall Iroquois conference (Jan. 1764), 11:32
Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (April, 1762), 3:699, 714
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Dec. 1763), 10:967-68
at Johnson Hall Susquehanna Congress (Feb. 1764), 11:59, 61-62, 65-66, 67
Johnson recall rumors, 11:546
Johnson tours of the Iroquois country, 7:993; 12:747n
Johnson visits (1763), 10:720
Kindarunty's death and, 10:67, 70
land rights of, 1:528, 529; 2:230-34; 13:40
location and fighting numbers (1703), 4:241
McMickel murder (1758) and, 10:82-84, 86, 88, 97-98
on Miami-French quarrel at Fort Duquesne (1758), 2:774-75
Missisaugas and, 9:85, 86, 903
Montreal expedition (1700), 10:1 s::, is I, 253, 254; 13:168
Montreal war party (1757), 9:787
Mount Johnson Iroquois Congress (June, 1755), 1:041; 9:1^9
neutrality in Seven Years War, 2:32."), 736: 9:824, S39, 903, 926, 928-29,
934-35; 10:5, 22, 25
Niagara and, 1:106; 9:683
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:481; 11:253, 270, 309
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) journey, 13:207-68
Niagara expedition recruitment and, 1:784; 2:374-70; 9:214-16
at Onondaga Council (1753), 9:114, 118
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Cayuagas, (175©), 9:452
(1757), 2:072, 699, 700; 9:631, 661, 769, 784
(1758), 2:792
(1761), 10:221, 222
(1762), 10:588
(1763), 10:663
(1764), 4:367
Oswego fall and, 2:563, 564
Oswego French conferences (1758), 10:20, 21-22, 25
Oswego Iroquois Congress (1759), 3:138, 139; 13:135-36, 139, 143, 143-44,
152, 155, 156
in Oswego troop census (1760), 10:175
outpost evacuation and resettlement (1766), 12:116
Owegy depredations (1770), 12:777-80
Pennsylvania and, 2:770; 8:883-84
prisoner return (1762), 10:395
Schenectady (?) march (1755), 1:755-56
Seneca hostage release request (1764), 11:479
Seneca peace negotiations (1763-64), 4:274; 10:635, 961; 11:114, 158
Seneca peace treaty (1764) and, 11:135-42, 142-46, 147, 149, 150, 155, 156
Seneca plot (1761), 10:370; 13:219-20, 270
smith for, 1:765; 3:714; 9:689, 794, 928, 929; 13:8, 152, 156
Susquehanna purchase and, 9:158, 162; 10:720
Wyoming settlement protest (1769), 12:758
on Susquehanna River, 3:931; 9:827; 12:1094
threat of general Indian War (1763) and 4:213, 220; 7:653, 689-90
Ticonderoga campaign (1758), 9:944; 10:17, 21, 38
trade, 7:1139-40; 9:408, 689, 926-29, 934
Oswego, 1:135, 291; 3:240
Western Indian threats (1767) of revolt, 12:386
Virginia murders (1763), 11:40, 61, 135, 143
white men among, 11:337
Cazeau, Francois, 5:133, 408; 6:435-36
Cazot, Father, 7:576%
Cechcoana (Mohawk), 2:577; 9:588, 596, 645; 12:897
Cecheona, Jacob, 2:632, 633; 3:155
Cedar Snow (vessel), 2:505
Cedars, The, 7:960; 13:171%
Indians fired upon by soldiers at, 10:305, 448; 11:352-54
Iroquois Canadian Indian deputies at, 12:1027; 13:617
Cedar Point, 13:259, 260
Celick, capt. , 1:784
Celoron de Bienville (Blainville), 1:316%
quoted, 1:911, 912
at Battle of Lake George, 2:20, 22
Iroquois and, 1:277%; 9:60-61
Celoron 's Journal (trans. Lambing), 1:909%
Centaur (vessel), 1:331
Cesar (Mohegan sachem), 11:424
ChabeiUet, , 11:827
Chabert (Chabiere), see Joncaire, Daniel, Sieur de Chabert et Clausonne
Chaboulliere, L., 5:133
Chaboulley, Louis, 11:827
Chadakoin, Lake, see Chautauqua, Lake
Chadoinon Indians, 8:667, 668, 670
Chadwick, capt., 7:240
Chadwick, Toby, 4:588, 691, 692; 11:406, 640, 641, 642
Chaite (chief of the Rain Lake), 11:806-807
Ohaleurs, Bay des, 10:978
Chalmers, Judge, 4:49
Chamberlain, Theophilus, 4:813%; 5:391, 458; 11:801
Chambers, , capt., 4:254; 7:708%, 769, 1023
Chambers, A. Gaasbeck, 2:419
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Chambers, Benjamin, 3:802
Chambers, John, 3:286n; 9:122
at Canajoharie land claims inquiry (1763), 10:609
Clinton estate and, 4:110
demission (1762), 3:612
on Fort Ontario repairs (1752), 9:97
at Klock trial, 3:672
at New York Council (1755) on Mohawk fortification, 1:452
at New York Councils (1755) on Susquehanna Purchase, 1:454, 463
Swan bond and, 1:20
Warren estate claim certificate (1754), 13:33-35, 38
Chambers, Robert W., 2 : xi, xii
Chamber's Dictionary, 1:264
Champion and Hayly, 3:140; 13:149
Champlain, Lake, 4:199
Amherst on, l:548n; 10:130-31
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:468, 70, 472, 474
directions for possible retreat, 1 : 777
row galley for, 1:483, 492, 557, 651
strategic importance of, 1:553
Fort St. Frederic and, 1:695, 891
Freidenberg lease, 5:345; 7:191
French boats (1757) on, 9:780
Gordon visit (1765), 13:374
Iroquois land claims, 1:268, 470; 3:409, 427; 8:840; 10:972: 12:172-73,
1027
Mohawk-Stockbridge Indian agreement (1768), 12:603-604
Johnson land purchases on, 8:415-16; 12:1072
map, 4:890
military land grants (1768), 12:538
mining on islands of, 4:540
Moore visit (1766), 12:174, 201
Narrows (Two Eocks, Pulpit Rock) of, 1:834; 2:27n, 475, 649
navigability, 5:56
New Hampshire claims, 10:885
New York-Quebec boundary, 5:268; 8:214; 10:978
roads, 1:860-61; 2:62, 287, 310: 7:957
Rogers on, 2:502; 3:260, 262
settlement on, 4:217
sleighing on, 3:348
South Bay:
boatbuilding, 1 : 65 1
fortification of, 1:484, 773-74; 2:114, 115, 131, 132-33, 194
French camp (1755) near, 1:883; 2:17, 75, 82, 102
land survey around, 2:327, 353-54, 432
scouts at, 2:17, 258, 295, 297, 303, 307, 308, 423; 9:339
travel on, 3:375, 396, 637, 747, 12:1026; 13:617, 624, 628
Cliamplain River, 2:97
Champlin, Christopher, maj., 1:659; 2:122, 137; 13:50
at Crown Point (1755) Councils of War, 2:198, 250; 9:260
guard reports, 2:174, 278; 9:297
Narragansctt lands and, 4:757; 5:500
reports on Crown Point shortages, 1:710; 2:134
Champlin, col., 4:692
Champlin, Benjamin, 4 : L59
Champlin, William, 5:501
Chandler, Dr. Thomas Bradbury, 5: ix, 430
"Appeal in Behalf of the Church of England in America," 5:7S0n, 835-36,
837,840,841; 6:131-33, L64; 7:1; 8:187n
biographical sketch, 5:780n
portrait, 6:132
Chanem, James, 4:154
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Chapar, Nicholas, see Capar, Nicholas
Chapin, Benjamin, 9:281
Chapman, (of Cushietunk), 4:784
Chapman, (Niagara trader) , 10 : 741 ; 13 : 293
Chapman, Abigail, 4:496?i
Chapoton, B., 12:968-69
Chapoton, Jean Baptiste, 4:603w
in Detroit siege (1763), 4:604; 13:319
Detroit traders' petition (1767), 5:656
Chapoton, Joseph, 5:363, 368; 12:160
Chapnuck, Pennsylvania, 11:225
Chappel, Fredrick, 1:766
Chappuis, ,5:93
Chaquamegon, Wisconsin, 3:502w
Chararoones, Iroquois alliance, 9:560-61
Charles (Negro), 7:326
Charles VII, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, 1:27, 28
Charles I, king of England, 6:560, 572
Charles II, king of England:
Boston Commissioners for Propagating the Gospel, 12:913
Connecticut charter and 4:456, 45S, 460; 5:460; 7:242w; 11:255, 257, 260,
418-19
Mohegan Uncas and, 11:255-56
Pennsylvania letters patent, 6:357-58, 361
Saybrook, Connecticut and, 11:262
Charles, Robert, 7:840, 925; 12:848
Charles, Sarah, 5:154
Charles William, prince of Brunswick-Luneburg, 4:395
Charleston, South Carolina, 3:205«
Charles Town, North Carolina, 5:31; 8:1084; 9:755
Creek murders at, 4:297, 315-16, 395
Charlestown, Rhode Island, 3:125; 5:583-85
Chariot, Miss, 7:269
Charlotte, princess of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, 3:536
Charlotte County, New York, 8:413, 463, 492
Charlottenburg iron works, see Hasenclever, Peter, iron works
Charlotte River (Adageghtinge) patent:
Adigo Creek and, 12:787, 788, 818, 826, 875, 958, 983
boundaries, 1:921-22; 12:754, 880
Bradstreet and, 7:710, 718
Colden survey, 7:1126, 1145; 12:828, 829, 875, 880
Johnson will, 12:1071; 13:15ra
legal fees, 13:530
Morris and, 12:754, 767
mortgage, 7:216
patent sharers, 12:787-88, 812; 13:529
Servis exchange offer (1770), 7:676-77
settlers, 12:829-30, 875
Charlton, Rev. , 5:430
Charme, see Du Cliarme
Chartres, Fort:
abandonment (1772), 8:417, 588, 593
accounts :
(1766), 5:382
(1767), 5:568, 601, 748-55; 12:328-29
(1768), 6:176-77, 187, 199, 207, 313, 366-94, 553
(1769), 6:633; 7:298-99
arms shortage (1764), 11:167-68
Bouquet messages (1764), 11:44771
Cole house purchase (1766), 12:171
Croghan expedition (see Illinois country, Croghan expedition)
Delaware peace treaty (1765) and, 4:734
100
Sir William Johnson Papers
Deputy Agent at 6:329
Detroit siege (1763), French communication, 10:740, 741, 744; 13:292, 293,
295 296 319-20
doctor at, 5:518-19; 13:39S, 399, 421
English occupation, 5:33, 66, 92, 146, 205, 239-40; 6:194-95; 7:1149;
10:821-22; 11:244, 377, 497, 498, 509, 516-17, 808, 809, 839-40, 853, 856,
867-68, 880, 881, 900-902, 919-20; 13:410
.Stirling in, 4:798, 816, 873, 886; 5:35, 55, 68; 11:928, 940, 944, 954,
986-87, 988; 12:8, 16, 28, 34, 39, 54-55
English purchase plans, 5:324
expeditions against (1765), 4:859», 861, 886; 5:18»
Farmar command, 5:109, 119; 11:928%, 940, 987, 988; 12:31
fortification, 4:887
Fraser expedition (1765), 4:768, 809, 811, 816, 859%; 11:516, 647, 790, 804,
810, 869, 881, 904, 921, 958k,
French molested by English Indians (1768), 12:547
garrison (1766), 12:177
Hay mission (1774), 8:1070-71, 1118-19, 1136-37, 1149, 1194; 13:666, 667,
685
Illinois colony government, 4:8S7; 12:415, 429
Indian Affairs jurisdiction, 11:604
Indian attack threats:
(1760), 3:222
(1770), 7:525-26, 552; 8:7; 12:813, 917
(1771), 8:343
(1772), 8:551
interpreter, 4:191; 5:579; 12:79, 81, 85, 701; 13:395, 397, 399, 421, 427
house rent (1767) for, 12:284
Kickapoo scalping party (1708), 12:602-603
location, 12:22n
Loftus (22nd regiment) attempt to relieve, 11:199, 223
Maisonville journey (1771), 12:931-32
Ohio communication, 5:305
Pontiac and, 4:404, 799; 11:226-27, 246, 249-50
Croghan meeting plans (1766), 12:48, 70, 79, 80
present disbursement policies and, 6:298-99; 12:583-84; 13:426
provisions, 5:468, 681; 12:100-101, 112, 253-55
Rogers alleged plot against, 12:440, 449
Saint Vincent scalping (1768) near, 6:294, 433
scalping (1771) at, 8:178, 278, 343
Shawnee message (1764) by Joncaire, 11:404
Shawnee pretense of authority from Johnson (1772), 8:661, 6S8-S9
Shawnee provisions (1764), 11:475, 482
Shawnees murdered (1766), 12:91-92
Sinnott journey (1765), 4:869; ll:893n, 900
smiths, 5:579, 754; 6:20-21, 128; 7:78; 12:79, 81, 85, 701; 13:421, 427
Spanish and, 5:753-54; 7:221n, 722; 12:601-60::, 622, 052
soldier killed (1771), 8:] 43, 519
trade, 5:vU, 562, 601, 736
colonial administration, 6:623; 7:205; 12:710, 732
commissary appointment, 5:77, 80, 94, 278, 289-90, 334, 362; 6:21-22;
11:537, 561, 570; 12:23, 34, 68w, 70, 74, 76, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84-S6,
160, 373, 584-85
Deputy authority 12:413; 13:424
English imports (1770), 12:822
French competition, 4:627-28; 5:736, 753-55; 6:21; 11:902, 9S8; 12:39-40
French view of, 4:761-66
limitation to outposts, 5:724; 6:.r, 54; 12:202; 13:458
Missouri Indian invitation, 5:578; 13:412, 426
in Niagara trade report (1768), 12:650
opening bv Croghan expedition, 4:624-26, 706-707, 710-11, 717-19, 7.:l 32,
740, 779, 787, 799; 11:497, 516, 388-39, 733, 776, 815, 816, 818;
101
Index
Chartres, Fort, 12:18-19, 632-33
traders' risks in, 4:781-82
Villiers instructions (1763), 10:821-22
Wabash massacre of buffalo hunters (1768), 6:326
Wabash murders near (1769), 7:16, 76-77
(1770), 7:872
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7, 143
Western Indian messages (1773-74) and, 12:1045, 1046, 1047, 1049
Chatahouch.ee Eiver, 10:978, 979
Chateaugay (Yoroghsarheough) Creek, 10:805-806
Chatham, Lord, see Pitt, William
Chatham (vessel), 4:118
Chauanon Indians, 9:570
Chauchay, Simon, 4:375
Chaudiere Eiver, 1:792
Chaumont Bay, 2:230, 233, 235n
Chauncy, Eev. Charles, 6:133n
Chauncey, Elihu, col.:
arms deficiency list (1755), 9:263
at Crown Point (1775) Councils of War, 2:175, 198, 250, 312
reinforcement companies of, 2:89, 198, 259
State of the Army report, 2:313, 315
Chautauqua County, New York:
Delaware refuge (1764), 11:163
Treaty of L'Ance aux Feuilles and, ll:329n
Chautauqua Creek, 13:264
Chautauqua (Chadakoin), Lake, 1:919
Chauvignerie, 2:755
Chauvin, Mrs. Beaubien, 10 : 693
Chaville, Louison, see Chevallier, Louis
Chawcom, James, 5:19; 11:408, 433
Chawgo, Mercy, 5:153
Cheap, George F., 3:634; 10:248
Cheap Cag (Oneida), 9:702
Cheas, Joseph, 8:655
Cheat Eiver:
Delaware chief killed (1767) at, 5:574
forcible settlement, 5:492, 548, 590, 850; 6:86; 8:9
Mason-Dixon line and, 5 : 737
trade, 5:738
Checut, , 4:604
Cheeksonkaun, Jacob, capt. (Captain Jacob — Stockbridge Indian) :
Abenakis and, 3:360; 10:194, 346
on Albany land claims, 10:386-87; 12:271-73
behavior in Niagara skirmish, 4:232
Bradstreet expedition (1764), 4:431
Caghnawaga dispute and, 3:829-30
on Delaware-Shawnee uprisings (1763), 10:930-32
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:431-32
Indian recruitment (1757) and, 9:801-802, 804n
Mohawk agreement (1768), 12:603-604
on murder trial for Stockbridge Indian (1757), 9:622
payment of Indian troops and, 2:678; 9:590, 632
replacement of dead friends (1758), 13:113
royal appeal request (1766), 12:97-98
settler protection petition (1765), 4:892
on Ticonderoga French troops (1756), 2:558; 9:528
Virginia speech to the Governor (1767), 5:666
Chegotimi, see Chicoutime
Cheinett, Andrew, 8:1214
Chelburn, see Shelburne, Lord
Chemung Eiver, 4:288, 405%
102
Sir William Johnson Papers
Chenango (Otseningo), 2:876; 4:582
Canestio expedition (1764) and, 4:336, 344, 393; 11:132
Conoys at, 9:633; 11:64-65
council fire at, 10:775; 11:65
Delaware-Iroquois Council (1756) at, 2:465, 469, 470; 9:382, 3S3, 416,
455-56, 609, 744, 747, 752
Delaware-Shawnee punishment recruitment at, 11:186-S7
Esopus Indian settler at, 11:62, 66-67
expenses in behalf of Indians of, 12:735, 898, 948, 998
French-Spanish "flag" at, 12:550
Ganeghwaghtai (Indian town) and, 10:643-44
Indian recruitment at, 9:909; 10:175; 11:67
Johnson message (1763) on western revolts, 10:726, 946
Mahicans at, 9:686, 700, 710, 712, 786, 791-92, 827, 846-47, 850; 11:62, 66
murder of Seneca George's son (1769) at, 7:63
Nanticoke-Oquaga Council (1764), 11:39
Nanticokes at, 5:544; 9:806, 827; 11:64-65; 12:305, 352, 529, 591, 647
Negro "incendiary" at, 11:165, 174-75
Niagara Congress (1764) and, 11:253
Onondagas at, 4:101; 10:657-58, 963; 11:32, 60, 64
Susquehannah Indian resettlement (1764) at, 11:60, 64-65, 67, 106-107, 187,
188
Chene, see Chesne
Chenette, Kiviere a la, 13:244n
Chenier, Ignace, 5:380
Chenondadev (Chanundidie) Indians, 1:106, 138; 9:415, 652, 656
English lovaltv (1758), 2:794, 795, 828
expenses (1757) in behalf of, 9:650, 652, 653, 656, 780
Mohawks and, 9:780; 10:147
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) and, 13:231-32, 246
recruitment (1758), 2:828; 10:87
Senecas and, 9:947; 13:230
trade request (1757), 13:100-101
Chmoontawanie, 9:93
Chenussio, see Gencseo
Chonussios (Genesee Senecas, Jenncsie, Kanuskagos) :
Albany visit (1763), 4:228, 229, 232-33
ammunition request (1767), 12:28S
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:473, 495
Caghnawagas and, 10:966, 967
Canadasega Senecas and, 10:855, 866, 867, 892, 945, 973
at Canajoharie Council (1759), 3:27-28, 30
Canestio murders and, 4:309, 318; 10:721
Cayuga death replacement request (1771), 8:17
Oouagne visit (1764), 11:213
Delawares and, 2:6S0-82; 5:662 (see also Dclawares, peace negotiations and
offers (1764), Chenussio protection of Squashcutter's party)
English attack (1763) on castle of, 10:7>
English plans to attack (1761), 4:2.'!5, 304, 306, 308-309, 310, 314, 318-19,
325, 330, 354, 355, 363, 370
expenses in behalf of, 3:167, 168, 174, 175, 177; 12:798, 863
Fort Augusta attack plans (176.'!), 10:757
at Fort Johnson meeting (1756), 9 :".;:'- v'
FortStanwix Congress (1768), 12:621, 626-27, 665
French embassy (1763), 10:769
French sympathies (1758), 10:5
at German Flats conference (1763), 10:726
German Flats trading visits (1763)_, 4 :228 ; 10:915-16
Fort Pitt attack threats H762), 10:402, IOC
French attack threats (1758), 10:14
horse and gun thefts from settlers (1772), 12:940, 941-42, 967
horses (1761), 13:227, 236, 238
103
Index
Chenussios, Iroquois deputies (1763) to, 10:833-34
Iroquois threat (1761) to the English, 3:439, 441, 491, 630, 694-98, 792;
13 -221 227 230 232-33
plot betrayed, 10:319-20, 324, 347, 354, 370, 380-81, 398-99, 406;
13:238-39
Iroquois threat (1763) to the English, 4:169, 173, 180, 235
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (April 1762), 3:695-98, 706-707, 709-10;
10:409, 428
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (Oct. 1763), 4:274, 282-83
at Johnson Hall Iroquois Congress (July, 1771), 12:912
at Johnson Hall Iroquois-Western Indian Congress (June, 1774), 12:1107
Johnson Hall visit (Nov. 1763), 10:930
land claims, 13:227
Missisaug-as and, 10:721
Montreal expedition (1760), 10:184-85; 13:167
Niagara attack (1763), 4:210, 213, 291, 292; 10:867, S68, 876, 892,
893-94 903
at Niagara Congress (1764), 11:246, 247, 253, 290-98, 311-12, 313-24,
324-25, 618
peace treaty (1764), 4:502, 512-13, 518, 551; 11:135, 151-57, 327-28,
337, 343, 358
Niagara surrender (1759) and, 13:120, 134
Oswego Iroquois Congress (1759), 13:124, 126, 128-29, 131-32
Oswego pork disbursement (1760), 3:256
peace overtures (1764), 4:348, 373, 386-87, 438, 492, 495, 497, 498, 500-501;
10:961, 963-67, 968-71, 972, 973-74, 990; 11:12, 18, 21, 25, 26-27, 52,
57-58, 68, 96, 104, 116-17
poverty (1765) 11:661
prisoners (1761), 13:227
recruitment (1758), 10:11-13, 38
smith for, 9:946
threat of general Indian war (1774) and, 12:1088-89
trade with, 4:83, 228; 10:915-16; 13:149
Tuscarora declaration (1763) against, 10:946-47, 958-59
Venango attack (1763), 10:768-69
Venango murder (1761) of, 13:227-28, 255
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:220, 285, 318, 319, 337, 406,
407-408
white men among, 4:300
Cherokee Eiver, see Tennessee River
Cherokees :
Abenakis and, 3:555-56
Augusta Countv murders (1765) of, 4:755-56, 797; 5:234; 6:225; 11:763,
785, 812, 863; 12:57, 99
in Bouquet forces (1758), 11:213
Canadian Indian-Iroquois Council, 1770 (sec Canadian Indian Confederacy,
Iroquois-Cherokee Congress (German Flats, July, 1770))
Canadian Indian message (1774), 13:668
Catawbas and, 4:188; 6:695; 7:89; 9:785, 886-87, 951, 959, 960
Cayugas and, 3:818; 4:64; 7:993
Chickasaws and, 1:387-88; 8:190, 668, 670; 9:573, 575; 12:689
Choctaws and, 3:336; 8:111, 339-40, 1044; 9:573, 597; 12:813, 822
Claverack visit (1767), 6:2
Creeks and, 3:356; 4:304, 315-16; 5:234; 7:1016; 8:349, 1044, 1086, 1118;
12:99, 689
Delaware messages (1758), 2:803-808, 846-49, 863, 876, 878
Delaware refuge among (1764), 4:399, 403
Delaware and Shawnee uprisings and, 2:369, 427-28, 716
English hostilities (1761), 3:301, 329, 336-37, 346, 517, 519; 13:245, 246,
250
expenses in behalf of :
(1758), 2:812; 10:255, 257, 824
104
Sir William Johnson Papers
(1761), 3:550, 573, 581, 593, 822, 823, 824
fl769), 12:797, 799, 800
(1770), 12:856, 857, 863, 864, 866
(1772), 12:1017
Forbes Fort Duquesne expedition (1758) and, 2:784, 811-12; 9:898, 954-55;
10:91, 103; 13:207
Fort Chartres occupation aid (1765), 12:55
Fort Duquesne meeting (1757), 9:613
Fort Johnson meetings (1757), 2:729, 741, 742, 743, 751, 756; 9:804-808,
809, 835, 840-43, 847-48, 852
Fort Johnson meetings (1758), 2:817-18, 851, 886; 9:946, 947-51, 957-61,
968
Fort Pitt Conference (1768), 6:224-25, 694
French forts in country of, 3:886, 905, 935
French molested (1768) by, 12:547
French prisoners of, 9:574
French trade (1756), 9:572, 578-79, 597
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress present (1757) for, 9:762-63, 771
Hurons and, 3:496, 498; 7:163, 652
Indian boundary line and, 5:31, 234, 449; 6:406-408; 12:402, 717
ChiswelPs Mines Congress (1768) and, 5:793; 6:143-44, 226, 297, 354,
406, 407
Iroquois land cession at Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:184-85,
693-95; 7:225; 12:674, 709, 715, 747
Iroquois alliance (1756), 9:560-61
(1758), 2:858-62, 863-64
(1769), 7:294-95, 319, 328, 332
(1770), 7:490-91, 525, 551-52, 655, 705-706, 785, 799. 957, 993, 1016,
1053, 1076; 12:813, 822, 881
(1771), 8:70, 142-43, 407, 518-19
(1772), 8:586, 638
(1774), 8:1086
Iroquois message (1758), 2:847, 858-62, 863-64
Iroquois war and peace negotiations:
(1761), 13:207
(1762), 3:988; 10:543, 548, 550, 566, 573-74, 576, 5S4, 592, 594, 605, 635
(1763), 4:6-7, 62, 64, 97, 180, 190-91, 193, 196, 266, 395; 10:635, 755,
866 891 908-909 933 942-43
(1765)', 4:828, 840-41. 848-49, 872; 11:863, 893, 932-33, 941-42, 976
(1766), 5:31, 33, 48, 234-35, 369, 449; 12:21, 34, 56-57, 98-99
(1767), 5:548, 552, 739; 6:3, 5; 12:294, 295, 308, 315, 344-45, 372,
418; 13:428
1768 peace conference, 6:107n, 122-23, 124, 135, 136, 139-40, 142, 149-51,
153, 155, 176, 198/!,, 203, 224-26, 252, 292, 480, 652; 12:451-52,
456-58, 460, 461, 464, 467-68, 469, 470-71, 472, 473, 475, 881
Boyd murder (1767) and, 12:337-39, 360
Johnson Hall pence deputation (1767), 5:832; 6:7, 32, 69n; 12:313, 322,
332, 393-96, 406, 415, 431-32, 455, 688-89, 736, 761
policy of division of confederacies and, 7:151; 8:233, 252-53; 12:881
Prince of Chote's speech, 12:339-40, 360, 386, 388-89
King (Thomas) and, 8:247; 12:089
Koliy nation of, 9:947, 948, 949
land claims, 6:490, 513, 537, 692. 693 94, 708-709; 7:66, 110, 160; 12:56
Long Cane River massacre ( 1 76 I ) and, 11:15
Louisiana and, 2:725; 9:569-81, 596 98, 793
peace negotiations, 2:725; 9:569-81, r,!)6-98
Lyttleton Treaty (1760). 10:138-39
Mohawk messages (1758), 9:806, 900, 950 51, 957 60
Muskingum meeting wit Ii Delawares ( 1774), 8:105S; I2:1dsi'
"Northward Indian" hostilities (1760), 7:141, 163
numbers, 12:56; 13:188
Ohio-French hostilities, 1:387-88; 2:846-49, 858-64; 4:763, 766; 9:719
105
Index
Cherobees, 846-49, 859-62, 948, 957
Ohio raids (1768), 6:275
Ohio River murders (1774) and, 8:1084; 12:1090-91
Ohio settlements of, 2:29; 3:222
Oneidas and, 4:232; 9:840-43, 847-48
at |Onondaga Iroquois Council (1769), 7:86, 112, 294-95, 319, 328, 332, 362,
380, 490-91; 12:769
Ottawas and, 3:284; 11:112; 13:260
Piankashaws and, 7:955-56; 8:646
Post Vincent threat (1771), 12:931
recruitment of, 2:828; 4:235; 9:804-808, 894; 10:950; 11:244
schools for, 5 : 343
Scioto Council (1770), 12:769
Senecas and, 3:450, 662, 698, 732-33; 5:450, 458; 8:496; 10:317
Shawnees and, 2:427-28, 848; 3:337, 449; 7:182, 184, 404, 722, 1131;
8:58, 70, 340; 10:522, 535, 624; 12:822
Shawnee refuge (1764) among, 4:426; 11:132, 176, 195
Teedyuscung and, 2:797-99, 803-805, 808, 814, 842, 849
Ticonderoga attack (1758) and, 9:945
Tsyody nation of, 9:947, 948, 949, 958
on Virginians murdered (1767), 5:540, 548
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7, 8, 260, 279, 349, 374
Western Indian hostilities, 3:336-37; 4:235; 6:433-34; 7:652, 1077; 8:279,
349, 374, 668, 670, 843, 895; 10:200-201; 12:600, 689, 812-13, 822, 872,
945, 1079-80 {See also specific enemies, supra)
Winchester meeting (1758), 2:784-85
Cherry Valley, New York, 1:57; 7:528; ll:80n; 13:507
Albany patent map, 3:312, 418
butter, 8:700
Harper land negotiations, 12:259, 331, 346, 542
Indian attack threat (1757), 2:759
Indian attack threat (1763), 10:869, 894, 934, 957
defense (1763), 4:263, 273, 277, 306, 313, 342, 347, 400-401, 411;
10:986-88
Indian attack threats (1764), 11:76, 86
defense (1764), 11:41, 79-80
Indian boundary line and, 12:520
Indian gathering at, for Harris Ferry journey (1757), 9:620-21
Indian stop on Fort Stanwix Congress journey (1768), 12:648
justice appointments, 3:609, 622; 12:769
Oquaga reinforcement (1764) from, 11:159
Oquaga trade, 10:897, 898
Oquagas in, 11:33, 45
provisions (1763), 10:872
provisions (1764), 4:435, 437; 11:108-109, 111
roads, 8:303-304
scouts at, 4:400
Spencer land purchase (1767), 12:343
Tory massacre (1778), ll:79n
Chesne, Elleopole, see Chesne, Meni
Chesne, Isidore, 10:694
Chesne (Minichesne), Meni (Elleopole):
Clark murder (1768) and, 12:507-508
deposition on murder of child, 5:652-53
Fort Miami siege (1764) participation, 4:600n; 10:693-94
as interpreter, 4:708; 5:289, 340, 382, 516
Pontiac and, 5:637, 638, 648, 649, 652-53, 675, 6SS-89, 723, 730; 10:732;
12:29; 13:319
salary, 11:685
Chesne La Bute, Pierre, see La Bute, Pierre Chesne
Chesnut, ,4:67
Chesnut, Alexander, 13:533, 568
106
Sir William Johnson Papers
Chester County, Pennsylvania, 5:616; 13:180
Chester Creek, 3:802, 806
Chevalier, Mme., 3:415
Chevalier (Chevallie), Augustin, 5:639, 640
Chevalier (Chevallie), Charles, 5:639, 640
Chevalier (Chevallie), Frangois, 5:638, 640
Chevallier, Louis:
on Delaware war-belts (1774), 13:670
Michilimackinac trade petition (July, 1765), 11:827, 829
Pottawatomie murders of Detroit traders (176S), 12:487, 508, 518
Saint Ange message to the Western Indians, 12:227-28
Saint Joseph attack (1763) and, 10:715
Saint Joseph Pottawatomies and, 5:239, 6:121-22; 8:804, 818, 819, 973
son's murder by Pottawatomies, 6:725-30
Chew, capt., 9:12, 33
Chew, , sea captain, 12 : 1043
Chew, Benjamin, 7:868
Broadhead report (1762) and, 10:536
at Easton Council (1756), 2:524
(1761), 3:518
(1762), 3:761, 765, 782, 790; 10:455
answer to Quaker Assembly members, 3:799-811
answer to Teedyuscung, 3:812-18
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 12:620, 621, 630
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster Congress (1757), 9:743
at Lancaster Council (1762), 10:540
Chew, Colley, 8:1073
Chew, Joseph, 1:101, 204-205, 208-209, 224, 309, 400, 410, 452; 7:556, 764
autograph, 7:xi
Byrne (Thomas) disappearance and, 8:5, 13, 43
on Cartwright's illness, 6:460
on Connecticut governorship (1769), 6:759
Cottgrave offer to rent house of, 8:321
daughter's death, 6:688
debts, 8:185-87, 289-90, 296
farmers settling near Johnson Hall, 7:321
Franklin (William) and, 8:1158
garden gifts, 6:730-31, 767, 768; 7:234, 240, 242, 570, 610-11, 644-45, 649,
684, 1023, 1059-60; 8:43, 67, 71, 82
as Governor of Fairs, 8:907
gratitude to Johnson, 6:204-66, 306, 767; 7:241, 1108
Indian Affairs Secretaryship, 8:1146; ll:277n; 13:678
invitation to Johnson, 6:253
Johnson (Peter) and, 8:919, 920
Johnson Hall journey (1770), 12:S25
Johnson Hall, removal (1771-72) to, 7:1117; 8:5-6, 42, 67, 71-72, 89, 185-87,
289-90, 296, 326, 523; 13:678n
in Johnson will, 12:1073, 1075, 1076
as Johnstown justice, 8:637
land grant request (1774), 8:1073
law cases, 7:873-74
on Massachusetts unrest (1768), 6:304-305, 323-24
(1769), 6:699
(1770), 7:514, 999, 1024
at Mohawk conference (1773), 8:964
on Mohe«-an land claims, 6 : 7~,!» 60, 767-68
on Monro settler negoti.-i lions (1771), 12:10^6 87
on New London boat seizures (1769), 7:71-72
on New York agitation (1770), 7:1147-48; 12:826
postmaster of New London. 6:219, 221, 227, 741-42
on Revenue Act enforcement, 6:783-84
on printer routed by Sons of Liberty, 7:241
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Chew, Joseph, Eobinson (Beverley) and, 7:45-46, 71, 514, 873, 999, 1023, 1108;
8:186, 289, 523
on Kusso-Turkish war, 7:999, 1024
sea water gift, 7:106
on small pox epidemic (1770), 7:939
son's birth (1769), 7:261
on Susquehanna settlers, 3:8S0, 8S3, 884, 885, 890-91, 938; 4:70; 6:272,
577, 607, 687, 689, 698-99, 730, 782-83, 784; 7:46-47, 235, 273-74, 940,
999, 1147; 10:416
Temple (William) and, 8:657-58
Wallace and, 8:543
Whiting and, 7:424; 8:72
wife's illness (1769), 7:274, 320-21
Windam visit, 6:271-73
Chew, Joseph, Jr., 12:1073
Chew, William (Joseph's son), 7:874; 12:1073
Chicago, Illinois, 3:415; 11:697, 698
Chicconaway (Menominee chief), 11:274
Chickasaws :
Cherokee-Iroquois alliance (1770) and, 7:1016; 8:70
Cherokees and, 1:387-88; 7:404; 8:190, 279, 668, 670; 9:573, 575
Chippewa and, 7:949; 8:70
Choctaw conference (Mobile, 1765), 11:802-803
Choctaw Congress (1772), 8:418
Creeks and, 4:304, 315
Delaware-Shawnee uprisings and, 9:456
Fort Chartres occupation (1765) and, 12:55
French and, 8:190; 12:547
Iroquois and, 1:387-88; 8:407, 779; 9:560-61
Kaskaskia riot (1772), 8:593
Kickapoos and, 8:225, 234
King (Thomas) and, 8:247
land cessions (1766), 12:56
numbers, 10:951; 13:203
Piankashaws and, 7:956
recruitment, 4:235, 267; 10:951
Wabash hostilities (1773), 8:842, 895
Chickawan Creek, 6:258
Chicksagan (Mahican), 10:386
Chicola (Munsie), 11:89-90, 95-96
Chicoutime (Chegotim), 5:345, 444-45, 496
Chiesatonk, Pennsylvania, 3:354
Chignecto, 1:650
Children :
adoption of, 4:363
apprenticeship of Peter Johnson, 8:919-21, 945-47, 1019-20, 1062-63;
13:635-36
army movements and, 9:909, 912
birth in Campbell household, 6:475, 489
birth in Davis (Dudley) household, 6:500
boardingschool requirements, 5:804-805
of Chew household, 6:272, 278, 324, 689; 7:261, 874
clothing price equivalents in fur (1765), 11:990
coloration of half -Indian, 13:190
Cresap murders (1774), 12:1097-98
death of Claus daughters, 6:408, 409, 422; 8:908, 909-10, 918-19
death of Johnson godchild, 7:1102
Delaware, 11:384
Detroit murder of Mrs. Fisher's child, 5:621, 644«, 652-53, 370, 671-73. 688.
723 730
in Detroit siege (1763), 10:738; 13:290, 317
Dutch, 13:193, 197
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estimate of annual requirements of Indian, 4:559
farm work of, 7:892
of French neutrals, 2:459-60
of Gawehe, 12:124
German Flats raid (1757), 9:856-57, 861
half -Indian child of Francis, 8:235
Indian cradles, 13:192
Indian languages and, 12:954
Tnglis godson, 7:965; 8:542, 553, 583, 622-23, 625
Johnson granddaughters in New York, 8:641, 651, 652, 657, 659, 665, 390,
691, 710, 713, 723, 731, 765, 782, 786, 824, 829, 892
Narragansett, 11:432
Onondaga chief's grandson, 10:589
Oswego Congress (Aug., 1759) attendance, 13:189
as prisoners, 4:440, 630; 9:8; 10:247-48, 262
Indian return of, 3:404; 4:496-98, 500, 586, 620, 771, 774; 9:169;
10:178; 11:394, 559, 800, 817
placement after recovery, 4:575, 598, 783-84; 5:269, 273, 312; 10:285,
287, 289, 290, 469; 11:521, 812
with Ramsay (David), 8:484-85; 12:964
sale of Indian, 1:207, 259, 260-61, 330; 3:322, 351; 9:37; 12:909-10
scalping of Indian, 9:8; 11:225
school house massacre (1764), 4:524; 11:444-45
as servants, 8:715; 12:224
signature of land deeds by, 4:59, 144, 145; 8:1009
Shawnee, 11:384
silkworn tending, 8:184
of slaves, 6:153, 451, 452, 474, 620; 7:563
Stevenson household, 7:907-908; 8:16, 469, 470, 974, 1103, 1107-1108
Stump murder, 12:419
toys, 13:659
Van Alstine lost child, 10:193
in woolen mill work, 5:792
See also Education ; Schools ; and see individual names
Chile, 7:428
Chillaway, Bill, 12:619
Chilliequagey, 4:110
Chilloway, Job, 10:716n
Chim, , 10:715
Chinestenookrooney Indians, 10:506
Chingass (Delaware sachem) see Sliingo
Chinn, ,3:380
Ohinn, Howard & Bostwick, 4:741; 6:317, 318; 11:827; 12:1007-1008
Chinn, Edward:
Bostwick enterprise and, 6:251, 317; 7:908
Campbell and, 7:821
Ducharme and, 5:379-80
Indian trade indemnities, 4:418; 10:992-93
liquor trade and Canasadaga quarrel (1772), 12:971
Ottawas and, 11:698, 869
Stuart dispute, 5:345
Chinn, John:
copper interests, 6:242, 246; 7:49; 8:124
Indian trade indemnities, 10:992-93
at Michilimaekinac smuggling inquiry (1767), 5:638, 640
Chinughiata (Onondaga chief), 10:60, 500. See also Bunt, The
Chinville (Chcneville), L., 5:133, 169
Chip, Henry, 9:282
Chippewas (Sauteurs, Ojibway), 1:495; 2:3S9; 3:414n, 537n: 6:423
arms request (1761), 13:263
arms supply (1764), 11:696, 771, 780
on Bradstreet expedition, 4:492-93; 11:326
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Chippewas, Bradstreet's Treaty (1764) and, 4:526-27, 530, 531, 547-49, 616;
11:340, 349-51, 392, 508
Campbell Council (1761), 3:450-53
canoe fleet (1765), 11:697
Cherokee hostilities (1768), 12:600
Cherokee-Iroquois peace negotiations (1767), 12:394
Chickasaws and, 7:949; 8:70
Claus and, 8:212, 216
Delaware war belts (1767), 5:662
Detroit appeal for return of Lt. Sinclair (1769), 6:716-22, 776-77; 7:148
Detroit conference with Croghan (Nov., 1767), 13:440-41, 442-43
Detroit drowning, 5:731
Detroit settlement and, 7:1149
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:150, 164; 10:686-87, 739; 13:291
Detroit threat (1769) and, 6:751, 776
Detroit traders murdered (1768) by, 12:487
English hostility (1763), 4:274
expenses (1770-72) in behalf of, 12:868, 899, 1000
at Fort Chartres (1768), 6:393
at Fort Duquesne, 9:540
at Fort Ontario Congress (1766), 5:338; 12:28
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 12:550
Foxes and, 8:117, 213
French fortification of Detroit, 10:145
Guy Park conference (with Guy Johnson, July 1768), 12:548-50
journey to, 12:544-45, 548, 555
Houtelaas murder (1772), 8:501, 526, 551
Hurons and, 4:449; 7:316; 8:587
Hutchins visit, 10:523-24, 544, 545
Iroquois and, 7:716, 796-97; 8:587
Johnson conferences (1760), 10:137-38
Johnson Hall conference (June, 1765), 4:755re, 756, 774, 777, 778; 11:761,
769-72, 778, 779-84, 797, 810, 813, 817-20
Johnson Hall conference (July, 1768), 6:281-82, 283, 307, 314, 326, 333-34
Johnson visit (1759), 3:175
Lake Erie attack on traders (1763), 10:723
Lake Superior copper prospectors and, 8:122?i, 124, 125-26, 128
Menominees and, 10:523, 525-26, 705; 11:275, 807, 835
Miami messages (1765), 11:765, 851
Michilimackinac attack (1763), 10:694-97, 777-78, 779-86, 787-88, 829;
11:271, 275, 287
at Michilimackinac conference (1761) with Balfour, 3:537-45
Michilimackinac threats :
(1763), 4:169, 484, 811
(1768), 6:275
(1772), 8:501-502
Niagara attack (1763), 4:134-35, 210
Niagara attack threat (1764), 11:163
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:475, 490-91, 494, 515, 521; 10:321,
324; 11:797; 13:231, 241, 243, 255-56, 257
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:470, 472n, 475, 476-77, 478-80, 481, 509, 511,
512, 520; 11:246, 264, 267-73, 276, 278-81, 306-309, 310, 313, 325, 336;
12:94, 548, 558-59, 560
Niagara Council (1761), 3:453-58, 513, 514
Niagara Council (1767), 5:698
Niagara embassy (1764), 11:202-203, 213-14
Niagara French surrender (1759) and, 13:117, 118-19, 120, 128
numbers and location, 3:501; 4:244, 245, 330
Ohio Eiver murders (1767) and, 5:686; 12:367, 518
Oswego conference plans (1756), 9:452
Ottawa Council (1762) and, 10:534
peace offers (1764), 4:423, 447, 482; 10:975
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Pond murder and, 8 : 789, 879
Pontiae messages (1765), 11:810, 813, 81S-20, 824
Pontiac submission and, 5:76
Pottawatomies and, 4:799-800, 883
Presque Isle attack (1763), 10:727
Puans and, 8:117
Ramsay murders, 8:512, 514-15
recruitment (1764), 11:272
Rogers and, 5:713-14; 12:450, 480, 491
Saguenay Indians and, 5:729
Sault Ste. Marie and, 4:180
Scioto Congress (1768), 7:184; 13:433-34, 436-37, 440, 445
Seneca conferences (1767), 12:374
Shawnee Councd of 1767 and, 5:737
Shawnee hostilities, 10:579; 11:531
Sinclair servant murdered (1767) by, 5:590, 600-601; 12:335; 13:428
Albany imprisonment of murderers, 12:336, 337
murderers returned to, 12:364; 13:435, 441-42, 443
Sioux and, 4:199, 521; 8:117; 11:336, 343, 807-808; 12:355
smallpox among, 8:212
smallpox rumors, at Detroit (1768), 12:544-45, 548
smith for, 11:771, 780
Stockbridge Indians and, 10:426
threat of uprising (1765), 4:803-808; 11:739-40, 772, 804-805, 838, 982,
989; 12:161
threats of uprising (1770-72), 7:484, 949; 8:501-502
Toronto prisoner (1759), 3:115, 124, 125, 131
trade, 4:510; 6:275; 10:321; 11:307, 308, 781-82, S05-806, 818, 826, 835,
12:411; 13:118-19
Villiers message (1763), 10:819-21
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7, 260
Chiquaquondie (Onondaga), 9:82
Chissart, , Canadian settler, 13:627
Chiswell's Mines, 5:793; 6:144, 226, 297
Chiwarauch, 1:398
Chitharteraa (Nanticoke chief), 12:126, 139
Choate, John, 2:249; 9:312
Council of Provincial Officers and, 2:304, 335; 13:70
Choate River, 12:296
Choctaws, 2:512
Cayugas and, 8:349
Cherokees and, 3:336; 8:111, 339-40, 1044; 9:573, 597; 12:813, 822
Chickesaw conference (Mobile, 1765), 11:802-803
Chickesaw Congress (1772), 8:418
Creeks and, 4:304, 315, 784-85, 1131-32; 8:58, 143, 519, 820, 843, 1044,
1086; 11:803, 830
Fort Chartres occupation and, 12:55
Iroquois alliance, 9:500-61
Iroquois-Cherokee alliance, 7:294, 525, 993; 8:10S6
Onondaga hostilities (1771), 12:922
recruitment (1763), 4:267; 10:951
schools for, 5:343
Spanish-French alliance (1768) and, 12:602
Choczim, see Khotin
Choiseul, Etienne Francois, due de, 8:50
Choptank River, 6:239
Chote, Cherokee town, see Echota
Chote, Prince (or King) of, 12:337, 339-40, 360
Iroquois circulation of speech (1767), 12:386, 388-89
Chouaguen (Oswego), 9:185
Christeyanse, Ahaswerus, 13:502
Ohristiaenstadt, 3:144
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Christiana (prisoner), 11:489
Christie, Daniel, 3:149
Christie, John, ensign, lieut., 8:501
Ainse defense deposition (1768), 12:615-16
on Detroit drownings, 5:441
at Fort Ontario (winter, 1768-69), 12:669
Michilimackinac appointment (1768), 12:451
Presque Isle attack (1763), 4:182; 10:733, 734-36, 744, 745; 13:295
Prevost and, 5:107
Rogers-Roberts dispute and, 5:638, 640, 652, 764; 8:694
Rogers imprisonment and trial, 12:438-43, 491, 613, 614, 615
Rogers plan to imprison, 12:444, 449, 479
Seneca prisoner release (1765), 4:781, 788
Christie, Gabriel, capt., maj., lieut. col., 2:761, 837; 3:928; 7:953; 13:126, 157
Canadian Indians and, 3:349?i; 4:418
Canadian settlers and, 12:1111
Couagne and LaForce escape from Albany, 2:741; 9:830-31
vessel for board loading, 13:430
Christina (sloop), 1:682
Christina Indians, 3:813, 840; 4:789; 7:953
Michilimackinac embassy (1767), 5:614; 12:354
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:481; 11:264, 325, 337
Christis, James, 10:290
Christman, John, 2:486
Christopher, John, 3:88
Chuchtenunda (Tughtenonda), 1:31; 4:860; Q-A0n
Chucks, Solomon, 5:153
Chunks, Moses, 4:680
(Jhugnut Indians:
expenses for (1769), 12:758
at Fort Johnson Susquehanna Indian conference (Feb., 1756), 9:347, 348,
349, 393, 394
Fort Stanwix congress, 12 : 628
at Johnson Hall meeting (Oct. 1763), 10:896
at Johnson Hall meeting (March, 1764), 11:105-109
Niagara Congress (1764) and, 11:253
recruitment, 9:804, 909; 11:88-96, 10S
Wyoming settlement and, 11:477
Chugnutts (Indian town), New York, 3:872; 4:288, 344; 12:170
Delaware invitation (1763) to, 10:963
Mahican settlement, 10:945, 948, 959-60
Wyaloosing Indian resettlement (1765) at, 11:39, 88-96
Church, Thomas, 4:156, 161; 11:238, 434-35
Church of England, 1:29, 745?i; 3:558; 4:47; 5:ix-x; 6:xi; 7:683
Albany congregation (1771), 8:350-54
Convention of the Clergy (1766), 5:403, 430-31, 432-34, 436, 454-55, 460-62,
487-88
(1767), 5:780-81
(1769), 7:309
(1770), 7:691-92, 695
Corporation for the Relief of Widows and Children of Deceased Clergy-men,
7:248, 280-81, 282
dissenters excluded from Seneca and Onondaga country, 6:607
ecclesiastical politics (1771), 8:203
episcopates, 5:407-408, 433-34, 440, 461-62, 466, 5S6, 835-36; 6:81-82;
7:309-310; 8:144, 174
Albany, 4:342, 381, 448; 5:x, 395, 407-408, 472
Canadian, 4:299, 306, 309, 313; 5:ix, 408; 8:228, 248
confiscation of Jesuit lands for, 11:23
Johnson's land offer in behalf of an episcopate, 5:836, 837, 840, 841-42;
6:18, 27-28, 77, 132, 164-65, 294, 415, 529-31, 542-43, 746-47; 7:5,
289-90, 292, 518-19. 584, 588, 693; 8:92Sn
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public opposition 6:132-33, 306, 415, 455-56; 7:68, 602, 691, 750, 762-63;
8:583-84, 622
English scarcity of missionaries, 7:392
Fort Stanwix congress and, 12:675
Germans in, 6:517-18
Illinois colonization and, 5:327-28
Indian schools proposal, 5:383, 388-91, 392-93, 402-403, 407, 409-10, 6S3-85,
695-96, 775; 6:12, 13, 18, 28-29; 7:588-90
Inglis on Indian conversion to, 7:504-508, 596-602, 746-50, 761-66, 875-79,
962-65; 8:174
memorial on, 8:228, 264, 277, 279, 300, 553, 584, 621-22, 624
Johnson on, 4:72-73, 107, 236, 428; 8:188
lottery scheme (1772), 8:523
Lutherans and, 8:44, 59
Marsh on attitudes of lawyers toward, 4:328
Mohawks and, 6:12, 28-29*; 7:358-59, 875-78
Narragansett grant, 8:733; 11:641-42
Narragansett request for mission, 4 : 692-93
New York Assembly election (1769) and, 6:576, 578, 606, 607, 686, 711;
12:699
New York governorship and, 7:249, 283
New York justice appointments (1770) and, 12:796
oath of allegiance and, 8 : 654-55
Oquagas and, 8:1174
Parliament and, 8:182
Peters on lack of zeal, 8:258
Presbyterian baptism and, 5:391, 458
Protestant rivals of, 5:23, 28-29, 327, 388-S9, 390, 508-509, 510-11, 529;
6:132-33, 292-93, 311, 330, 529-30, 538, 542-43; 7:584-85, 601
royal patronage, 7:585, 589
Schenectady congregation charter, 4:8S5; 5:1, 27-29, 390, 392, 410, 428-29,
441, 467, 504-505, 508-509; 13:378-79
Smith's plan for settlement and conversion of the Indians, 5:508, 510-14,
528-32, 568-69
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 4:442; 5:221-23; 7:309-10
See also Missionaries ; Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts; and see individual missions and missionaries
Cliurches, see specific plaeenames, e.g., Canajoharie, church
Cicotte, Zacharie, 5:289; 10:985-86; 13:317, .".19
Cinakaas, see Senecas
Claevw, Fraens, Jr., capt., 5:556
Claner, Johannes, 8:1101
Clapham (trader) :
murder of, 3:887; 10:544%
trial and hanging of murderers, 4:95-100; 10:520-21, 690
Clapham, William, capt. or col., 2:439, 454
massacred, 10:544n; ll:156n, 444
murderers demanded of Indians, 4:425; 11:154, 156n, 158
Oga^hradarisha and, 2:488, 490, 521-22
Claro (Clair), Robert Nugent, Viscount, 5:855; 6:32, 129, 215nj 12:392
Clark, (in Schenectady), 7:798
Clark, lieut., 2:305
Clark, , sfjt. maj., 3:57
Clark, capt., 1:104, 206
Clark, maj., 1:309, 350
Clark, Alexander, 7:246
Clark, Jacob, 4:375, 376
Clark, James Hill, 5:369; 7:680; 12:507-508
Clark, James, 2:700
Clark, John, 7:463
Clark, Patrick, 2:589
Clark, Robart, 1:13
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Index
Clark, Thomas, 6:274
Clarke, ,2:391; 6:360
Clarke, capt., 1:436
Clarke, maj., 1:111, 219, 253
Clarke, Edward, capt., maj., 1:1, 2, 3, 111, 219, 253; 12:191, 221, 262, 381, 829
land near Cosby's Manor (1768), 12:686
Sacondaga lands, 5:429, 527, 540; 12:89, 156, 191, 193, 221-23, 297
Northampton patent and, 12:381
Clarke, Edward, capt., maj. (younger) in West Indies, 1:11
Canajoharie lands of, 8:460
land near Cosby's Manor, 12:686, 703-04, 705-06
Clarke, George, 2:484, 485
Clarke, George, Jr.:
in Oriskany patent, 12:704
in Sacondaga patent, 12:221, 283, 301, 343
Clarke, Hyde, 1:18
Clarke (Clark), John, capt., 4:874; 5:106, 116
Ogastass and, 5:164
orders governing trade. 5:143, 147
petition of traders (1766), 5:118, 144, 147, 149-50, 244
Clarke, John M., 2:ix
Clarke, Patrick, 8:353
Clarke, Eichard, 7:170
Clarke, Thomas, Kayaderosseras and, 11 : 852
Clarke, Thomas, capt., 1:361, C56, 660
Clarke, William, Sr., Susquehanna Purchase and, 10:530
Clase, LawTence, 12:531
Claus, Anne (Nancy, daughter of Daniel Clans), 6:408-409, 422; 12:619, 713
Claus, Ann Johnson (Nancy, daughter of Sir William), l:4S9n
Canadian residence and, 6:302
Claus dual-superintendency offer, 13:727
Claus visit to Johnson (1763), 4:10
daughter born to, 4:32, 40, 92; 12:713
daughter's death (1768), 6:422; 12:619n, 713
daughter's death (1773), 8:908, 909-10, 918-19
Gordon (Lord Adam) visit, 13:375
Johnson's last greetings sent to, 12:1107, 1113
in Johnson's will, 8:1190
marriage proposal, 3:371-72, 381-82, 393-94; 10:260-61, 281
Oswego correspondence (1759), 13:125, 139, 146
portrait, 7:186; 13:xvi
Claus, Daniel, lieut, capt., col, 2:395, 713, 714; 3:265; 4:363, 635; 5:60, 412;
6:427, 607; 7:246, 275; 8:x, 558; 11:69; 13:562
at Abenaki conference (Fort Johnson, March, 1762), 10:410
Abenaki land complaints (1768) and, 12:580
at Abenaki- Missisauga conference (Johnson Hall, July, 1770), 12:830
Abenaki requests, 3:356; 4:811; 10:194, 346-47, 414
on Abenaki-Stockbridge dispute, 3:353, 360, 402-403, S29-30; 10:410
accident (1767), 5:599
accident (1769), 12:713
account book saved throughout Revolution, 13 : 733
Adems land indenture (1771), 8:266-70
Albany County division and, 8:332
on Albany trade with Canadian Indians (1761), 10:257
Army resignation, 3:830, 862
at Aughquisasne, 5:341, 635; 13:632-33
A.ughquisasne-Abenaki dispute (1769), 7:126-29, 818-19, 922-23, 928-29,
934-35, 947, 958-59, 960-61
Hertel activities (1773) and, 12:1027; 13:620
Johnson Hall conference (July-Aug., 1770), 12:840, 843, 846
Aughquisasne abuse (1764) by soldiers, 11:351-52, 353
autograph, 3:xiii
114
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biographical sketch, l:4S9ft
in Baker accounts, 8:577
Barrow and, 8:716
in Blackburn accounts, 8:808, 1009
on Bradstreet, 4:642
Burton (Ralph) and, 4:315, 324, 356, 415, 608, 782, 829, 862 ; 5:215;
8:841; 11:390, 699, 836, 896
Butler land deed (1753) and, 9:101; 11:14
Caghnawaga abuse by soldiers, 3:387, 575-76, 629; 10:263, 26S-69
Caghnawaga conference (Aug., 1767), 13:427-28
Caghnawaga conference (July, 1768), 13:465, 466-67
Caghnawaga conference (July, 1769), 13:488
Caghnawaga conference (1771), 8:210, 214-16
Caghnawaga conference (1772), 8:524-25; 13:713
Caghnawaga conference (July, 1773), 13:617, 619-21, 622-23, 632-33
Caghnawaga conference (March, 1774), 13:719-20
Caghnawaga French settlers and, 8:188-89, 210
Caghnawaga interpreter (Philips), 7:899-900
Caghnawaga- Jesuit dispute and, 3:638, 748, 862; 5:635; 10; 804-806
on Caghnawaga boundary line, 7:928, 929-30, 948, 949-52, 957-58, 960,
961; 8:840
Caghnawaga-Oanasadaga answer (1762) from Johnson, 10:445-49
Caghnawaga-Canasadaga conference (1761), 3:362
Caghnawaga-Oanasadaga conference (Aug., 1771), 8:214-16
Caghnawaga-Gage conference (1762), 10:372
Caghnawaga respect for, 7:530-31, 954, 956-57, 961
on Canadian money shortage (1760), 3:284; 10:190
Campbell (Daniel) and, 4:206; 7:586; 12:1008
in Campbell accounts, 13:336, 338, 339, 341, 343, 344, 349, 350, 355, 357,
359, 360, 361, 366, 370, 371, 372, 373, 706
at Canadian Confederacy conferences (Johnson Hall, July-August, 1770),
12:840
Canadian Confederacy, Three Nation conference (Aug., 1767), 13:428-30
Canadian Confederacy, Three Nation conference (1769), 13:488
on Canadian Indian alliances (1761), 3:546-47, 552
Canadian journey (1767), 12:330; 13:427ft
(1768), 13:465
(1769), 13:488, 489
(1771), 13:504-505
(1773), 13:617-33
Canajoharie visit (1760), 3:243
Canajoharies and, 1:778, 7S5; 4:50, 78
Canajoharie patent and, 4:615, 644; 10:282-83
Canasadaga conference (Aug., 1769), 7:129-30
Canasadaga conference (Oct., 1767), 13:431-32
Canasadaga conference inquiry into Iroquois plot (1762), 10:39S-99
on Canasadaga disasters laid to liquor trade (1772), 12:971-73
captain's commission, 3:363, 371-72, 379, 381, 383-84, 548-49, 576-77, 629.
747, 819, 820, 830, 906; 4:45, 136; 9:202, 524; 10:191, 259-60, 261-62.
264, 265, 269
Carleton and, 5:635, 636, 650-51, 707-709; 6:302; 7:127-29, 638-39
Carleton Island expedition (1779) ami, 8:1^15
on CarunghyacMgoa, 4:207
on Catholic Indians, 5:345; 10:281
cattle-drivers and, 5:331-32
Cayuga French information (1756) rind, 9:539
at Cayuga meeting (Fort Johnson, 1758), 9:926
child born (1769), 12:713
at Chippewa conference (Johnson Hall, 1765), 11:770
chronology, 10 :ix-xiv
on Cochrane, 8:209
on colonial administration of trade, 6:302-303
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Index
Claus, Daniel, commissary system surveillance, 12:413-14; 13:424
on copper interests, 6:317-18, 438
at condolence for Abraham, 9:601
Cramahe and, 8:525-26
daughter's birth, 4:32, 40, 92
daughter's death (1768), 6:408, 409, 422; 12:619
daughter's death (1773), 8:908, 909-10, 918-19
daughter visiting Wallace, 8:691, 782
debtor accounts (anonymous, 1769) against, 7:35, 39
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:167; 13:299
Canadian Indian Confederacy aid in, 4:180, 191-92, 200, 395, 418, 426,
435, 446, 448-49, 452, 516; 10:218, 724-25, 766, 771, 778, 792n, 801-
802, 842
on Ducharme violation of trade regulations, 5:377-80; 8:841
in England (1775), 13:728-30
Fort Hendrick Indian disputes (1758), 10:62
on Fort Johnson attack threats (1756-57), 9:491-92, 798-99
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:408, 409; 12:619, 627
on Fort William Henry capture (1757), 9:809, 817, 819
Franck (Johan Conrad) accounts (1757) and, 2:689-90
on Gage-Indian relations, 3:348-49, 387, 576, 577-78, 638, 751-52; 10:281
gardening, 4:104; 5:566; 7:611
on German Flats Congress (1770), 7:896-98
on German Flats raid (1757), 9:853-54, 855
Hardenbergh patent and, 6:749
Gordon (Anthony) trade pass request (1766), 13:392-94
horse for Johnson (1761), 3:321, 348, 355, 360, 375, 380, 381, 396; 10:260,
282
horsemen's tents and, 10:173
housebuilding expenses (1763), 10:662; 13:303-307, 313, 314, 316
Hughs' application for position of, 5:627-28, 636
Huron conference (July, 1769), 13:488
Huron conferences (July- Aug., 1773), 13:623-27, 628-30, 631
ill health, 8:438, 714; 9:678; 12:78, 343, 884, 971; 13:668, 729
Indian Affairs Canadian appointment of Campbell, 11:699, 756, 775; 13:691
Indian Affairs Department reorganization and, 4:789-90; 8:525
Indian Affairs Deputy Agency resignation, 4:415, 511, 584
Indian Affairs Superintendency devolvement upon Guy Johnson and,
13:643-46, 672-73
memorandum (1780) on, 13:725-31
Indian expenses:
(1756), 9:645
(1757), 9:658
(1758), 3:150
(1759), 3:159,165, 179
(1760), 10:189-91
(1761), 3:311, 346, 352-56, 547, 553, 565, 575, 582; 10:245-46, 260,
275, 334
(1762), 3:820, 863
(1763), 4:209
(1764), 4:301, 315, 332, 364, 370-71, 381; 11:100-101
(1765), 4:850, 851, 854
(1766), 5:96-97, 203, 334, 364-65, 371, 399, 422
(1768), 12:639, 640
(1769), 7:8, 9, 131, 328; 12:730, 770; 13:488-89
(1770), 7:382, 386, 520; 13:707-10
(1771), 13:710-12
(1772), 8:438; 12:947; 13:712-16
(1773), 12:1021; 13:627-28, 716-19
(1774), 12:1120; 13:719-21
(1775), 13:721-22
Inglis godson and, 7:965
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instructioins to interpreter (1766), 5:397-98
as interpreter, 2:380; 9:509, 222; 10:214, 232
Iroquois census (1768), 6:261-62
at Iroquois conference (1763) on Newkirk murder, 10:626
at Iroquois Congress (Fort Johnson, May 1755), 9:174, 193-203
at Iroquois Congress (Fort Johnson, Feb., 1756), 9:347
at Iroquois Congress (Fort Johnson, March, 1758), 9:885, 952, 957
at Iroquois Congress (Oswego, Aug., 1759), 13:131
at Iroquois Congress (Fort Johnson, April, 1762), 3:690; 10:453
at Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, Dec., 1763), 10:964
at Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, July, 1774), 12:1107, 1112-13, 1122,
1124; 12:668
Iroquois-Delaware embassy and, 2:426, 427, 456, 468, 521-22
Iroquois war-belts (1763) and, 10:689
Johnson (Peter) and, 8:526-27, 842, 867, 1035; 12:966, 1013-14, 1028-29;
13:618, 621
Johnson's account books and, 2:783
Johnson receipt (1764) to, 11:57
in Johnson's will, 10:117n; 12:1065, 1066-67, 106S, 1074, 1076
Johnston (William) and, 2:674-75
Johnstown government and, 12:982
Joncaire trade pass request (1765), 11:870
journal:
(Aug.-Oct., 1767), 13:427-32
(July, 1768), 13:465-67
(Sept. 9-Oct. 24, 1770), 7:947-61
(June- Aug., 1773), 13:617-30
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:792
justice appointment powers, 12:824
La Corne Saint Luc and, 3:283, 284, 321, 348, 355; 7:186; 10:189
land purchases, 7:499: 12:814-15, 817, 827-28, 835, 854, 855, 874, 936,
983, 989
leave application (1761), 3:576-77, 629, 637; 10:277, 334
Livingston (John) draft (1765), 11:908
Lottridge and, 3:292, 322, 637, 747, 830, 895; 10:282, 926; 11:600
marriage, 3:371-72, 381-82, 393-94; 4:10; 10:260-61, 281
McFarlan and, 8:718
Mayfield patent, 8:1051
Masons and, 7:738n
on Michilimackinac French intrigue (1765), 11:869
on Michilimackinac trade, 5:365, 526; 11:834-35; 12:212, 342
on military movements (1763), 4:135-37
Miller (Jacob) released by, 10:247
at Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1774), 12:1044
Missisaugas and, 4:200, 212; 10:861-62; 13:465-66
at Mohawk conference (Mount Johnson, May-June, 1755), 1:625, 638
at Mohawk conference (Fort Johnson, Jan., 1758), 13:104
at Mohawk conference (Guy Park, June, 1768), 12:529
at Mohawk conference with Albany Committee (Johnson Hall, Dec, 1773),
8:963, 965
Mohawks and, 1:489-90, 807
Montreal expedition (1760) and, 3:267-68
Montreal instructions (1764), 11:52-53
Mortier drafts, 6:33; 7:556, 1100; 8:347, 505, 506
on Murray appointment (1764), 11:341-42
nephew from Germany, 4:584, 627
on Niagara Congress (1764), 4:510-11; 13:331
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) and, 3:354, 630; 10:277; 13:235
oath of allegiance, 8:656
oath of half-pay (1767), 12:252
at Oneida meeting (Fort Johnson, 1758), 10:66, 85
Ogilvie and, 13:297, 330-31
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Index
Claus, Daniel, at Oquaga conference (Fort Johnson, 1757), 9:703, 707, 714
at Oquaga conference (Johnson Hall, 1764), 11:46
Opey and, 8:53, 54
Oswegatchie conference (July, 1769), 13:488
Ottawas and, 3:284; 4:800; 10:281
Miehilimackinac siege survivors escorted by, 10:777-78, 779, 803, 806-807
pani slave recapture (1761), 3:321, 348, 355, 361; 10:243, 262, 269, 308-309
on Perthuis, 3:752; 4:811, 825
Peters and, 9:526, 527
plantation, 4:697
Pontiac and, 4:849; 5:334; 11:836
portrait, 7:186; 15:xii
prayer-book revision by, 3:363, 630, 639; 10:264, 333
at Quaker conference with Searouady (1756), 9:443
on the Quakers, 2:438, 439; 3:862
Ramsey murders (1772) and, 13:714
Roberts and, 5:691-93; 7:388; 8:211; 12:342
power of attorney, 8 : 649-50, 752, 874
on Rogers trial, 6:302, 318-20
Roubaud and, 3:309, 332, 350, 353, 356, 637; 10:282
royal instructions to Johnson (1772) and, 12:965
Russeau St. Jean and, 8:551, 561
on Saghsanageghte, 5:472-73
St. John Indian incidents (1765), 4:790, 802
salary, 2:613, 623; 5:443; 10:246, 275, 637; 12:640, 730, 764, 805
dual superintendency proposal and, 13:645, 646, 726-27, 728, 730-31
Schaghticoke Albany land claims and, 13:285
Schenectady church charter petition (1765) and, 13:379
Schenectady trustees and, 8:1018
Scott and 5:582-83; 11:390
as scout, 2:332
sermon translation by, 7:962«,
Shawnee threats of uprising (1774) and, 13:682
Shipboy and, 7:608
on Shirley's agents, 2:1-2
slave purchases, 4:540
Stevenson and, 3:753, 830; 10:474
Stringer draft (1770), 7:989
on Surveyorship of the Woods of America, 8:209
Susquehanna Purchase and, 9:142, 145, 150, 151, 152, 154, 160, 161-62,
199-200, 202; 10:215
in Ticonderoga attack (1758), 9:942
Tryon and, 8:866-67, 902
Tucker (Dan) and, 11:956, 978
Van Alstine child and, 10:193
Van der Heyden (Jacob) and, 7:938
Wade (Ferrall) and, 4:299, 326; 7:1018; 8:239, 841
Wade (Matthew) and, 4:267, 273; 5:369, 399; 7:131, 259
Wallace account, 8:471, 605, 607
Warren estate memorandum, 13:723-25
Welles and Wade and, 4:200, 501, 572; 10:2S2
Wetherhead and, 6:638; 7:553, 564, 1127
Williamoz and, 10:315, 325
Claus, Katty, death of, 8:908, 909-10, 918-19
Claus, William (1765-1826), lZ:xii '
in Johnson will, 12:1074
Claverack :
Cherokee visit (1767) 6:2
Hogeboom tavern in, 7:642-43
Indian lands, 2:372; 9:212
Kinderhook dispute, Q:x, 670, 678-80, 702-703; 7:23-24, 101, 116-18, 302-303,
326, 329-30, 368-69, 393-94, 422, 446, 643; 12:319
118
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Assembly on, 7:356, 359-61
Dunmore and 8:84-85, 95-96, 101, 529, 535-36, 549-50; 12:905-906
election of magistrates (1772) and, 8:449, 455, 462
Johnson exposition, 8:100-102
Van Schaack map of patent, 7:360
(See also Army, Colonial militia, Claverack regiment)
Legget murder case, 6:591
manor lands surrendered to the Crown, 8:691, 704, 712
murder (1756) near, 9:567, 581-82, 590-91, 622, 632, 642, 766
petition in behalf of Johonnis Plass, 6:700
Eoad Act (1770) and, 7:595, 596
soldiers billetted (1748) in, 1:185
Spencertown militia proposal (1769) and, 6:642
township boundaries, 7:266-67
Clay, ,6:539,587
Clayton, , lieut. col., 11:438, 491
Cleaveland, lieut., 1:172
Cleaveland, Rev. Ebenezer, 6:442; 12:749n
Clebsaddle, Andries, see Klebsattle, Andreas
Cleland, capt., 1:165, 190
Cleland, lieut., 1:331
Cleland, William, 2:698
Clement, Aron, 7:442, 479
Clement, J., 1:361
Clement, Jacobus, 2:504; 9:406; 13:88, 335
at Canajoharie conference (April, 1758), 13:110
deposition (1749) accusing Johnson of fraud, l:113n
Esopus escort, 9:466-67
at Fort Johnson Iroquois conferences:
(1756), 9:349
(1758), 9:946, 952, 957; 10:66, 85
(1759), 10:97, 99
at German Flats meeting (1756), 9:518
Indian expenses, 2:508, 575, 588, 598, 601, 607, 608, 609, 612, 613, 615, 621,
624; 3:159, 161, 177, 178, 179; 9:645, 646, 647 '
at Iroquois conference (May, 1755) on recruitment for Braddock, 9:174
at Iroquois conference (Oswego, Aug., 1759), 13:131, 139
Johnson march (Julv, 1758) to meet Abercromby, 2:870
at Mohawk Council (1755), 1:524, 625, 631, 636
Mohawk scalping trip (1756), 9:489
at Onondaga Council (1757), 9:724
Clement, James, 9:184, 186
Clement, Johannis, l:113n
Clement, Joseph, 1:8, 102-103, 180
Johnson's buying-out of, 1:249; 2:60(5
Clement, Lewis, 7:74, 346; 8:333; 9:447
Caghnawaga escort to Niagara (1764), 11:236; 13:509
Clemm, Daniel, 11:488
Clemm, Felly. 11:488
Clemm, Lodowick, 11:487
Clench (Clinch), Robert, 7:846
election of 1769 and, 6:585, 594
Johnson Hall visit (1766), 5:401, 402
madeira supplies (1768), 6:41.".. -T 1 12
Society for the Propagation of (lie Gospel and. 8:1088, 1111
Clench, William Robert, 8:912
Clephane, James, maj., 3:22, 25; 10:83
Clermont, , 4:670-71, 676-78
Clermont, Hancc, 13:125
Clerunque, , 11 :458
Cleveland, Ohio, 13:26271
Clifton Park, land partition and allotment (1769), 13:482-85
119
Index
Clignantcourt (Gtinyancour), , 7:531, 532
Clin, Philip Heinrich, see Klein, Philip Heinrich
Clinch, Robert, see Clench, Robert
Clint, John, sgt., 3:105
Clinton, , capt., 3:69, 90, 92
Clinton, Charles, 1:244; 2:889n
Clinton, Francis, see Lincoln, Francis Clinton, Earl of
Clinton, George, Governor of New York, 1:75, 129™, 292; 9:44; 13:7-8, 10
Albany Council (1751) of Iroquois, 1:339-44; 9:84-85
Albany Indian meeting (July, 1748), 1:172, 175-77
Albany mayor (1753) and, 9:104
Albany Regiment commission to Johnson, 1:166-67; 9:11
Albany sheriff appointments and, 9:51-52, 98-99
Assembly proroguing for small pox (1752), 9:91, 96
Cadaracqui French expedition report (1751), 9:84-86
on Cape Breton expedition (1746), 1:54, 55-56; 9:73
Collins insult (1749), 9:57-58, 87, 89, 94
on election "scrutiny," 9:88
English credit of, 1:250-51, 260
estate of, 4:109, 110, 111
French accusations of treachery, 9:63-66
furs sent to, 9 : 83
George II and, 1:274
horses sent to, 9:32, 95-96
Horsmanden and, 3:33»
illness, 1:464; 9:111, 116
Indian Affairs Commission candidates (1752) and, 1:383
Indian Affairs superintendency and, 9:66, 108, 123-24, 385
Iroquois conference refusals (1753), 13:23-25
Iroquois-French involvement, 1:105-107, 151-52, 227, 276-79, 280-81, 302,
385, 386, 390, 908-920
Johnson's accounts with the Assembly and, 1:191, 238, 256, 301-302, 313-14,
345, 370, 381, 433; 9:33, 38, 67, 71, 97-98, 123, 149, 166, 385; 13:8
Johnson's memorial (1750) on, 9:72-75
Johnson's bond demanded by, 1:316-17, 320-23, 324-25; 9:76-77, 78
on Johnson's English fame (1756), 9:385-87
Johnson's letter relating Indian battle, 1:86m
Johnson's proposals for Indian policy (1754), 9:125-32, 146, 165-66
Kayaderosseras tract and, 4:694; 9:148, 166
King George's War:
Canajoharie fort ordered, 1:103-104
Iroquois conduct in, 1:77-80, 81, 83-84, 86-88, 174-75, 241
on Johnson as Colonel of Iroquois Forces, 1:59-62 63-65, 67-68, 68n, 73,
139; 2:x; 3:954
neutrality efforts and, 1:86-87
prisoners and, 1:143, 1S6-87, 192, 211-13, 213-15, 247-48, 283-85, 906;
9:33, 36, 39, 44, 45-50, 59-60, 64-65, 74
report of New York Council on conduct of, 1:139-42
troop dismissal, 1:119-20, 121
troop provisions and, 1:93-97, 108, 117-18, 144, 146-49, 190-92; 9:32-34
Lake Sacrement expedition and, 1:110, 112, 113-15
land purchases of, 1:391-93; 4:102, 109-10, 111; 9:98
land purchase licensing, 1:368, 378-79, 923-24, 928-29; 3:289, 424; 9:96.
98; 13:13
land sales to Johnson, 1:394, 414
letter, photograph, 1:117
liquor trade regulations, 1:102-103
Mohawks and, l:104w, 199-201, 231-33, 271, 377-78; 6:310n: 9:6, 52-56,
61, 105, 108-109, 179
the Ohio and, 1:302, 312m
Oneida Indians and, 1:199
Onondaga Congress (July, 1753), 1:391; 13:26, 27
120
Sir William Johnson Papers
Oswego trade and, 9:68-69, 115, 119
on purchase or capture of Indian children, 1:206-207, 260-61; 9:37
return to England, 9:111, 123, 125
Eutherford and, 2:449
Schenectady rangers and, 3:993
scouts and, 1:169, 170
South Carolina and, 9:94-95
warrants to Johnson, 9:5, 7, 9-11, 15-31
bill of exchange (1748), 9:35
Clinton, Mrs. George, 1:392; 9:83, 167
Clinton, Sir Henry, col, 4:102, 109-10, 111
Dlinton, Peter, 1:187
I!linton, Fort:
ammunition stores (1755), 1:619-20, 652
defense in Indian raid, 1:101-102
Indian scouts and, 1:78, 79-80, 100, 805
mutiny threat (1747), 1:111
Ulive, Edward, Lord, 4:448; 7:577
21ock, see Klock
I!lopp, Cornelius, 6:274
Closer, Mary, 11:487
ZTloss, Daniel, capt., see daus, Daniel, capt.
flossy, Dr. Samuel (of King's College), 8:31
IJloth :
allipeen, 13:368
baize, 4:407; 7:781, 880; 8:802, 861; 13:537, 549, 583, 5S8, 600, 601. 648
barter equivalents, 3:530-35; 4:893-96
bath rug, 12:820
bolting cloth, 1:24; 5:377
broadcloth, 8:421, 422; 13:536, 539, 569, 574, 592, 612, 648
buckram, 5:593, 594; 7:40, 349, 1090; 8:422; 11:675; 13:343, 344, 370,
478
in Adems accounts, 13:532, 534, 538, 540, 542, 544, 557, 566, 572, 573,
579, 581, 582, 586, 587, 592, 600, 602, 605, 610, 612, 613, 615
calico, 1:310, 336, 372; 2:570, 586, 898; 4:559; 5:246, 250, 251, 255; 7:40,
207, 433, 621, 742, 781, 824, 862; 8:802, 862; 9:27, 563; 11:822, 991;
13'.°65 371 473
in Adems account (1768-73), 13:536, 541, 550, 568, 576, 5S6, 594, 603,
608. 615
in Johnson ITall inventory (1774), 13:656, 663
prices (1762), 10:390
calimanco, 1:372; 2:570, 586, 618, 898; 4:559; 7:742, 824; 8:802, 861;
9:563; 13:369, 372, 532, 538, 575, 600
camblett, 1:95; 2:604, 637; 5:59; 13:532, 580, 583
cambric, 7:782, 860; 8:114, 200; 12:820; 13:357, 361, 367, 468
in Adems accounts, 13:541, 543, 550, 565, 568, 580, 585, 589, 613, 615,
616
canvas, 5:594; 7:859
check, 7:36; 13:536, 537, 553, 555, 559, 561, 562, 565, 568, 574, 577, 392,
594, 607
chintz, 2:586; 3:927; 7:35, 781, 862; 13:369, 565, ;~69, 591, 603, 606, 663
cotton, 1:171; 3:626; 4:8S8; 5:321; 6:170; 7:887: 8:200, 802, 803; 9:561,
816; 11:975
Welsh, 1:83; 2:637, 898; 7:780, 781 ; 9:644, 547
coxcomb, 4:310; 13:349
crepe, 13:354, 371, 468
damask, 6:489, 490; 8:953; 11:527
dimity, 11:528
duck, 7:625; 13:606, 607
durant, 1:310; 7:743; 13:552, 557, 575, 580
English trade, 6:426, 427
ferret, 2:617; 13 548, 549, 570, 571, 578, 607
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Index
Cloth, flannel, 2:586, 592, 629; 6:489, 490, 497, 502; 7:38, 40, 193, 228, 781,
880; 8:206, 802, 861; 12:114; 13:336, 471, 475, 476, 648
in Adems accounts, 13:536, 551, 565, 567, 570, 577, 590, 595
forest cloth, 8:421, 422
in French trade (1743), 1:19
frieze, 1:348; 2:605, 633, 634; 3:156; 7:31, 975, 976; 13:476, 515, 536,
539 551 552 562
fustian, 5:594; 7:349, 743; 13:343, 344, 366, 368, 477, 479
garlics, 1:43, 83, 92; 2:466, 467, 504, 570, 585, 588, 603, 604, 616, 643;
5:294; 7:480, 858, 861, 895; 8:200; 9:644
gartering 2:584, 603, 615, 616, 635, 639, 643, 898; 5:249, 257, 261, 263;
13:583, 585, 608
prices (1764), 4:559
gauze, 13:575
gingham, 1:336
holland, 7:780; 13:335, 355, 365, 367, 543, 573, 575, 595, 611, 614
jean, 8:422; 13:538, 539, 540, 542, 543, 557, 584, 604, 611
knap, 13:602, 603, 605
lace, 1:95; 2:606, 899; 3:151; 4:629, 648; 5:258, 493; 6:312; 9:416, 428;
11:581; 13:478, 479, 555, 602, 705
bed lace, 5:250, 254, 257, 263
lasting, 13:557
linen, 1:7, 109, 181; 2:606; 3:149; 4:272, 526; 5:138, 211, 294; 7:9S0,
982; 9:17, 653, 654; 13:469, 472-73
in Adems accounts, 13:534-616pflssrm
in Campbell account, 13:335, 337, 338, 340, 345, 351, 352, 353, 357, 361,
365, 366, 367, 368
English imports, 7:427
Irish, 7:228, 860, 862, 895; 8:803, 861; 13:1
manufacture of, 5:14; 11:3-4
osnaburg, 2:619, 633; 7:349, 433, 743, 780, 781, 798, 862, 1090;
8:422, 833, 862; 11:975; 13:342, 343, 348, 351, 478, 479, 534, 539,
543, 551, 557, 558, 560, 565, 566, 570, 572, 586, 587, 591, 592, 593,
595, 602, 604, 605, 609, 610, 611, 612
pomerania, 7:827
Warren estate claim, 13:28
loom rental, 11:562
in Marsh (Witham) effects, 11:527-28
mohair, 5:593, 594; 7:40; 11:675; 13:335, 336, 339, 344, 365, 368, 369,
370, 374
in Adems accounts, 13:532-615passim
moltons, 7:480, 827
muslin, 2:588; 7:38, 40; 8:803; 9:563; 13:580, 601, 603
nankeen, 13:365, 558, 559, 610, 613
oil cloth, 3:252; 7:622, 825; 10:155, 158, 292; 11:190, 221, 243; 12:820
peelong, 13:544, 609
penneston, 2:570, 584, 586, 603, 613, 615, 616, 643; 5:794; 7:228, 230, 433,
480, 519, 621, 774, 782, 827, 1046; 8:113; 11:821; 13:347, 469, 471,
475, 476, 64S
Persian, 13:544, 603, 609
plush, 13:604
poplin, 1:372
ratteen, 1:310, 377, 384; 2:588, 604, 620, 621, 633; 4:407; 7:349, 519,
622; 8:422; 9:561; 13:354, 366, 475, 476, 478, 479, 534, 541, 542, 543,
564, 566
ratinet, in Adems accounts, 13:534, 542, 559, 561, 569, 572, 573, 579, 602,
605, 608, 612, 613 ' ' ' '
ribbon, 2:574, 575, 603, 604, 617, 637, 898; 5:246, 250, 252, 256, 259;
7:38, 621, 623; 11:991; 12:113; 13:2, 349, 361, 366
in Adems accounts, 13:546, 550, 554, 558, 560, 564, 565, 566, 568, 569,
572, 576, 578, 579, 580, 591, 592, 597, 600, 604, 605, 607, 609, 614
prices (1764), 4:559
122
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russal, 1:372; 2:635
sarsanet, 7:827
satin, 13:366, 370
serge, 1:311, 372; 2:586, 606, 611, 618, 619, 628, 644, 89S; 4:617; 7:480,
519, 781, 825, 827, 880; 8:200, 802; 11:991; 13:342, 344, 471, 474,
616, 648
shalloon, 1:95; 3:152, 159; 5:592, 594; 6:442; 7:40, 194, 200, 349, 354,
743, 780, 1090; 8:114, 200, 861; 10:176; 11:675; 13:478, 479
in Adems accounts, 13:532, 533, 536, 537, 538, 540, 546, 562, 566, 572,
5S5, 587, 592, 593, 603, 604, 60S, 610, 612
in Campbell account (1756-65), 13:336, 346, 364, 366, 367, 370, 372
for forest signals, 2:592, 619
sheeting, 1:310; 7:781; 13:547, 570, 585, 600
silk, 2:783; 3:161; 4:559, 888; 5:321, 594; 7:35, 193, 194, 201, 837, 978;
8:803; 11:675; 12:113, 114; 13:478, 479, 480
in Adems accounts, 13:541-613p«ssim
Campbell account (1756-65), 13:339, 342, 344, 361, 364, 366, 368, 369,
371, 372
production, 8:183-84
signal handkerchiefs, 2:627, 636
swanskin, 5:794; 13:352
tammy, 13:349
thread, 2:585, 588, 621, 637; 5:250, 255, 256, 258, 259, 592-94; 7:40;
13:351, 352, 355, 365, 366, 368, 477, 479
in Adems accounts, 13:532-615pa.ssim
vellum, 8:421, 431-32
velveret, 13:538, 540, 600
velvet, 1:311; 6:490, 516; 7:193; 13:365, 368
woolens manufacture, 5:791-92; 7:427, 429; 8:206, 249; 11:562
woolen stroud imports, ll:29?i
wool spinning, 7:919
worsted, 1:310, 348; 2:606, 619, 628, 899; 7:35, 40, 781; 13:343
in Adems accounts, 13:536, 539, 547, 552, 556, 557, 558, 561, 563, 566,
568, 577, 5S6, 594, 595, 597, 604, 607, 609, 612, 616
Clothing:
barter equivalents, 3:531-35; 4:489-91, 893-96; 10:3S9-90; 11:990-93
bed-gowns, 10:176
breeches, 7:349, 354, 1058; 8:145-46; 13:339, 344, 364, 367, 477
in Adems accounts, 13:532, 543, 549, 565, 566, 570, 574, 611
breech-clouts, 7:33; 13:401, 402, 403, 404
leather, 7:623
buttons, 1:311; 2:633; 4:311, 541; 6:503; 7:33, 40, 349, 973, 1034, 1035;
8:422; 11:822, 975; 13:336, 339, 342, 343, 344, 356, 357, 361, 365, 367,
370, 479
in Adems accounts, 13:532-615pfl.s.smt
canes, 13:652
for Cherokees, 2:807
coats, 1:571, 609; 3:348, 360, 363; 7:354, 557, 714; 9:460, 562; 10:3S9,
661; 11:5.: I
capes, 13:342, 473
French, 7:742, *2 I
in Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:647, 664
as mark of distinction, 9:796
matchcoals, 11:578; 13:382, 401, 402, 403, 404
materials for making, 7:743
commissary supplies (1767), 5:548-49
cravats, 13:369, 550, 601
for Crown Point (1755) troops, 1:527, 697-704p<w«»n, 865, 881, 890; 2:50,
56, 66, 117, 137, 148, 178, 214, 240, 263, 273, 320-21, 337: 9:259
284-85, 294
gifts to Lake George troops, 2:407-408
for New Jersey volunteers, 1:482
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Clothing, disbursements to Indians, 1:72, 78, 82-83, 95, 97, 132-33, 134, 136,
138; 2:495; 3:197, 202, 206-207, 331
(1748), 9 :15-3Qpassim
(1755-56), 2:566-Qi6passim; 9:202, 205, 470, 564, 644, 646
(1757), 9:589, 593, 611, 619, 621, 626, 627, 631, 634, 649, 651, 652, 653,
654, 655, 657, 734-35, 799, 803, 804, 805, 806, 853
(1758-59), 3:149-80pamm; 9:886, 927, 942, 943-44; 10:43, 49, 53, 59,
60, 61, 87, 97
(1760), 10:194, 238
(1761), 3:345, 457, 464, 465, 493, 544, 593; 10:278-79, 321, 326, 328,
329, 332-33; 13:236, 237, 240
(1762), 3:708, 712
(1763), 10:853, 862, 889, 933-34
(1764), 4:311, 470, 488, 607; 11:31-32, 33, 34, 50, 58, 07, 83, 94, 95-96,
106, 111, 114, 159, 198, 234, 237
(1765), 11:559, 560-61, 615, 710-711, 806, 808, 821-22, 892
(1766), 5:246-60, 263; 13:382, 401-404
(1767), 12:371
(1768), 6:312, 366-94passim ; 12:498-99, 500, 593
(1769), 6:656-Mpassim; 7:70-71; 12:736, 797, 798, 799
(1770), 7:607, 625, 780, 782, 783; 12:834, 857, 866, 867, 868; 13:710
(1772), 12:1016
(1773), 8:1092
French, 2:681, 693; 3:733; 10:713
Dutch costume, 13:191, 193, 200, 204
English trade, 2:898-900; 4:88S; 5:834; 6:426; 7:427-28
fans, 2:617
feather headdress, 2:590
Fort Edward shortage, 2:406, 423
garters, 7:349, 837, 977; 8:422; 10:278; 13:339, 357, 369, 371, 480
in Adems accounts, 13:532, 538, 539, 540, 546, 574, 601, 611
gloves 13:335, 354, 468, 560, 603, 609
chamois, 7:623
mittens, 1:310; 8:803, 861; 12:114; 13:559, 576, 601, 609
mourning, 12:1064
gown alterations, 13:364
handkerchiefs, 1:310, 384-85; 4:310, 311, 559; 7:33, 35, 36, 40, 536, 564,
625, 974; 8:802; 11:991; 13:344, 355, 369, 370, 480
in Adems accounts, 13:533, 534, 538, 545, 546, 550, 558, 585, 589, 591,
601, 603
hats, 13:192, 554, 647, 648, 662
in Campbell account (1756-65), 13:347, 370
castor (beaver), 1:172; 4:407; 7:980; 9:562; 11:822; 12:114;
13:479, 558, 662
cotton, 2:587; 13:599, 600
felt, 2:621; 7:863; 8:861; 11:822; 13:495
Fort Stanwix Congress expense for, 12:666
furs for, 1:230
Indian use of, 2:606; 10:975; 13:495
for Johnson household, 7:781, 861
Johnston (John) request, 8:1176
Kilmarnock, 8:802, 861
lace and tinsel for, 2:467, 504
leather caps, 13:2
McLeod orders, 7:420
mosquito gauze for, 12:114
night-caps, 7:433
prices (1761), 10:279
trimming costs, 3:171; 8:471; 13:597
woolen caps, 1:310; 2:618, 639; 13:561, 601
worsted, 2:587; 7:888, 981; 11:822; 13:539, 552, 556
Indian costume, 1:182, 186, 374; 13:194, 196
124
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jewelry, 5:525; 7:557; 13:201, 573
brooches, 13:361, 599
buckles, 1:311, 015; 7:40; 13:350, 367, 370, 545, 550, 552, 553, 561,
563, 570, 600, 607, 60S, 610
earrings, 8:1082, 1120; 13:573, 599, 611
gorgets, 2:516, 523, 535, 584, 588, 592, 626; 7:520; 9:562, 796, 804;
10:278; 12:150, 390, 1107; 13:261
locket for Indian chief, 2:578
rings, 2:604, 617; 5:608; 12:1075
Johnson (John) account with Duncan and Phvn (1767), 5:592-95
for Johnson (Peter) in 1774, 8:1020, 1063
in Johnson will, 12:1065
of Johnstown children, 8:322-23, 488
kilts, 13:355
Lappius credit for, 4:281
laps, 2:569, 571, 581, 582, 583
Marsh (Witham) effects, listed, 11:527-28
memoranda of family needs (1770), 7:781
military discipline and, 3:59, 100
missionary gifts, 10:516
Missisauga taste in, 8:287
mourning, 7:379; 12:1063-64; 13:196
muffs, 13:187
for Niagara expedition troops, 2:432
payment for Indian lands in, 11:416
of Pennsylvania Assemblymen (1760), 13:181
petticoats, 13:200, 369, 371
leather, 11:302
for prisoners, 1:251
purchase from Indians, 2:735
romals, 7:863; 8:803
shirts, 2:568, 569, 571, 574, 577, 581, 582, 585, 588, 589, 603, 618, 639;
4:559; 5:138; 7:33; 12:921, 1020; 13:472, 474, 475, 647
m Adems accounts, 13:546, 547, 548, 551, 555, 556, 557, 559, 573, 606
m Campbell accounts (1756-65), 13:341, 345, 348, 349, 367
•hocked, 13:191, 192
in Miami Indian presents (1761), 10:326, 328, 329
prices (1760), 13:188
prices (1761), 10:278
prices (1762) in furs, 10:389-90
prices (1766), 13:401, 403, 404
prices (1770), 7:836, 973, 976, 977
ruffled, 2:584, 606, 629, 635; 7:623, 824
shoes, 2:569, 577, 581, 584, 588, 615, 641; 3:151, 157, 158, 166, 167, 176-77;
7:33,622,974 ' ' '
in Adcns accounts, 13:536, 557, 561, 562, 563, 565, 570-79passvm, 581,
588, 591, 596, 600, 605, 607, 608, 609
in Campbell account (1756-65), 13:338, 342, 344, 345, 350, 355, 363,
366, 367, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373
Campbell supply (1768), 7:229, 433
for carpenters on Johnson Hall, 13:316, 317
cobbling charges, 2:632; 6:697; 7:1055-58
for Croghan's mason, 7:572
deerskin, 12:644
Du Musseaux gift to Johnson, 3:322
Indian, 1:108; 10:68, 93-94; 13:519
for Johnson (Peter) in 1772, 12:1010 1013
leather costs (1746), 9:15, 16
leather costs ( 1769), 6:764
Lindesay order (1750), 1:300
pumps, 2:575; 13:605, 616
Sioux manufacture, 3:363
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Index
Clothing, for slaves, 7_:987
snowshoes, 3:159, 160
Wade and Keiuser order (1770), 7:825 ,ftCC _Q . Q s„
of slaves 6-497; 7:232, 636, 781, 880-81, 987, lOoo-oSpassim; 8:833
sfockKgs', 1:5 71, 72, 133, 309, 310, 373, 377, 384; 2:568, 573 574 581
582/603, 615, 617, 628, 633, 637; 4:559; 7:36, 621, 622, 824, 82d,
8:802, 803,861; 10:661; 12:482, 993; 13:512 647
in Adems accounts, 13:538, 542, 543, 558, 562, 563, 568, 571, 576, 577,
579, 581, 594, 595, 596, 600, 604
in Campbell account (1756-65), 13:337, 341, 371, 373
for carpenters on Johnson Hall, 13:316, 317
clocked, 2:587
French, 2:583, 887
gift, 4:575
for Johnson household (1770), 7:781, 863
leather, 5:70, 158; 7:729
leggings, 7:774; 10:329; 13:401, 402, 403, 404, 571
orders, 3:290, 295; 7:228-29, 433, 434
in payment for Indian -warnings of attack, 1:138
Phyn and Ellice accounts (1767-68), 13:468, 473, 474, 475, 477, 479, 480
prices (1762) in furs, 10:389
shortages of, 2:466; 11:78
stroud, 11:578, 990
worsted, 8:103; 9:562; 11:990; 12:114
stocks, 13:616
suits for Johnson (1772), 8:421
tailor charges (1768), 12:668
tailor "purchase," 4:214, 267, 277, 286; 5:191-92
uniforms, 4:237, 251, 542-43, 547; 8:139
French, 9:768
waistcoats, 3:161, 309; 7:825
Warren estate claim (1754), 13:30
wigs, 8:537-38; 11:528; 13:200, 204, 205, 599
See also Blankets
Clouser, Betty, 11:487
Clouser, Magdaline, 11:487
Clouser, Mary, 11:487
Clubs, 1:316; 4:320; 7:607; 9:87
See also Masonic Order
Clumb, Adam, 2:731
Clunie, David, 5:169
Clusser, John, 3:631
Clute, Frederick, 7:1107
Clute, Jacob, 7:1107
Clute, Jelles, 7:832; 13:502
Clute, John, 13:502
Clute, Petrus, 7:1107
Hlvd, Daniel, 4:313
Clyde, Samuel, capt., 8:1208, 1209
Coale, John, see Cole, John
Cobble, Michael, 11:485
Coburn, Jonathan, 5:492
Cobus (Indian), Klock and, 4:140, 145, 644; 13:274-75
Cobus Kill, 5:265, 457; 7:1002; 12:1111-12
Cochran, John, 11:487
Cochrane, maj., 8:759, 761
Cochrane, Gavin, capt., 13:264
captaincy, 8:209
on Indian-English relations, 4:363; 5:376, 462-63; 6:76
in Niagara Carrying Place attacks (1763), 4:232; 10:815, 859, 918-19
Oswego hospital visit (1761), 13:266, 270
on Patagonians, 5:563
126
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Presque Isle command (1761), 13:263
return to America (1767), 5:768-70, 787
Cockbum, William, capt., death of, 3:991m
Cockbum, William (surveyor), 5:540
account against Fonda (1769-70), 7:1002-1003
law suits, 8:515-16, 714; 13:497
map of patents surrounding Albany, 5:516; 12:216
Schoharie-Mohawk tract (1770), 12:836
Cockcroft, William, col., 1:498, 587, 620, 718, 802; 2:206, 353; 9:302
autograph, 2:xiii
at Crown Point (1755) Council of War. 1:860-61; 2:198, 250, 312, 317;
9:260, 319
Dieskau and, 2:41, 44, 63
at Fort Edward, 2:38, 40, 43, 56, 63-64, 66, 70-71, 94
at General Court Martial, 1:865, 867
on Peirce court of inquiry, 9:259
regiment of, 1:578m, 580, 713, 766, 775, 819, 870, 877, 878; 2:6-7, 15, 83-84,
137, 151, 195-96, 199, 239, 257; 9:326; 13:72
scouting party and, 2:82
Cocknusga Indians, 9:81
Cockodosi (Delaware), 11:461
Codaraghque, see Cadaracqui
Coelon, Jan, see Colon, John
Coentjie's Club, 9:87
Coeur de Cerf, 8:587
Coffin, Stephen, 1:395, 398n, 919
Coghnot, John Everhart, 7:352
Cogtmot, see Van Cogtmot
Cohasorah (Indian), 9:15
Cohasset, Massachusetts, 4:10w
Coheis (Coyhes), Abigail, 5:154
Coheis, Elisabeth (Betty), 4:155; 5:154; 11:433
Coheis, Ephraim, 4:154, 161, 163, 592, 593; 5:154
petition (Nov. 1764), 11:412, 414, 432
petition to the Assembly, 4:659-63, 692; 11:642
Coheis (Coyhes), George, 5:154
Coheis (Coies), Hannah, 4:155; 11:433
Coheis, Joseph, 4:154; 5:154; 11:414, 432
Coheis (Coyhez), Mary, 4:160
Coheis, Sarah, 4:155; 11:433
Coheis (Coyhes), Stephen, 5:154
Coheis (Coyhu, Koyse), Thomas (Tom), 4:692; 6:61; 11:642
Coheis, Tobias, 4:154; 5:154; 11:414, 432
Coheis (Coyhes), William, 5:154
Cohorka, James (Nanticoke), 12:242
Cohunk, (Cohunk's agreement), 8:812
Coine, John, 7:31
Colbergli, battle of, 3:659
Colbert, Jean Baptiste, 10:376
Colchester, Connecticut, 4 : 157; 11:256, 257
patent annexation of [ndian lands, 11:423
CoMcn, Alexander, 1:245; 3:230; 7:687
biographical sketch, l:569?l
Canajoharie grant surveys and, 1 : 107, 408, 417, 440, 441, 442, 569-70, 578;
3:2S9, 312-14; 4:51.1, 523, 7.i:i-54, 776; 10: IMS; 11:703, 755; 12:214-15
Collins's patent and, 4:885
Crown Point recruitment (1755), 13:44-45
Fraser (Hugh) lands and, 11:022
German Flats patent and, 1:675
Hansen (John) and, 11:528
on Indians returned from exhibition in London, 4:753; 11:754
Johnson (Guy) land survey (1764), 11:121-22, 130-31
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Colden, Alexander, Johnson purchase north of Kingsborough, 12:814, 817
Johnson purchase on the Susquehanna, 1:420; 12:828, 829
Johnstown manorial rights proposal (1769), 12:700
Kayaderosseras patent and, 3 : 642
map of Adageghtinge, 7:710, 1126, 1145; 12:S54
map of patents surrounding Albany, 3:297, 306-308, 311-12; 5:422, 429,
516; 12:215-16
Mohawk land claims and, 3:292-93, 297, 306-308, 311-14, 418-20, 558, 563,
583; 5:395
as New York City postmaster (1757), 13:94
patent charges (1768). 6:301??,, 315
retirement from Colden and Kelly, 2:463, 466
Saeondaga survey, 12:829
on Schenectady postal service, 4:49, 64, 78
Servis patent survey, 13:491
on Sons of Liberty, 4:882
on Stamp Act, 4 :882, 885
Vaughan survey, 6:24-25
See also Colden and Kelly
Colden, Cadwallader, Lieut. Gov. of New York, 1:243, 344, 418, 474n, S25;
4:150; 9:239
Albany clerkship appointment (1765), 11:528-30
Albany Council (1751) of Iroquois, 1:339-44
Albanv county division and, 7:203, 262
Albany sheriff's appointment (1761), 3:389-90, 399/1, 408; 10:275-76, 310,
335
(1763), 4:198-99
(1770), 12:847
Amherst meeting (1763), 10:888, 910
on appeal methods, 4:613, 615-16, 623, 642, 696-97; 5:7, 34; 11:469,
499-500, 523-24, 529, 620-21; 12:757
Assembly election (1769), 12:687, 699
Banyar appointment (1769) and, 12:753
Barclay lands and, 3:589-91, 610
Barton land grant and, 4:868
biographical sketch, l:220n
Braddock's defeat and, 1:774
Canajoharie gift to Johnson, 4:388, 410, 567, 576-77, 596, 615, 639, 643,
644, 695-96, 741, 751, 772-73, 853; 5:7; 11:346, 368, 469, 524, 620,
703, 756
conflicting petitions for patent, 11:758-59, 787-88, 824-25
surveys, 3:369, 666; 11:131
Johnson's petition for patent, 3:366-67, 373, 374, 390, 399n, 504, 560-61,
595, 596
Canajoharie-Klock disputes, 3:338-41, 352, 364, 619, 623, 652-53, 655-56,
684
Klock refusal to release patent, 8:1192-93, 1201
Klock trial and, 3:649, 652-53, 655, 672, 684, 739; 4:276-77; 10:442,
575
Canajoharie land claim inquiry:
(1761), 10:229, 233-34, 336-39, 350, 367, 368
(1762), 3:934; 4:184, 576-77, 639; 10:371-72
(1763-64), 10:760; 11:346
Canajoharie-Maybe dispute, 11:469; 12:225, 756
Chenussio peace offers (1764), 11:116, 117
Conestoga massacre and, 4:306-307, 327-28, 343, 345-46; 11:271, 12-13, 18,
85, 97 ' ' '
coroner appointments, 7:197
Oroghan and, 7:239, 314
daughter's death (1762), 10:441-42, 467
on Desligneris, 1:220
Detroit siege and, 4:410
128
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Dunmore suit and, 7:998
Dyckman and, 7:287
expeditions against hostile Indians (1764) and, 4:350-51, 364-66, 400,
612-13
on Fishkill Indian claims, 4:213, 229; 10:494, 854, 874
George III and, 4:855; 7:333
Halifax and, 4:350>i, 361-61'
health (1769), 12:688
Hogeboom (Jeremiah) and, 7:534, 642-43
Hudson River land grants (1765), 11:662
Indian policy, 4:273-77, 281-83, 287-90, 787; 9:43-44; 10:956-57, 988-S9
on Iroquois power, 11:786-87, 824
on Indian prisoners, 3:526-27; 4:787; 10:343
Johnson (John) knighthood and, 5:61
Johnson (Warren) visit (1761), 13:211
on Johnson's embassy to Canada, 1:248-49
Johnson's land purchases and:
(1754), 1:401-402, 408, 427, 428
(1761), 10:248-49, 310-11, 335
(1764), 4:515, 523
(1765), 4:823-25
(1770), 12:782, 814
Johnstown manor proposal, 6:682; 12:699-70
justice appointments, 3:364-65, 624-25, 653, 666, 684; 7:380, 639-40;
10:234; 12:782, 789
Kalm and, 1:228
Kavaderosseras and, 4:541-42, 551, 565, 577, 615, 652-55, 681-82, 694-95,
696, 711-12, 746-49, 767, 787; 5:416; 11:360, 367, 380, 3S1-S2, 387,
468-69, 607, 651, 663, 787, 788, 824, 825; 12:756
Kingston Delaware Conference (1761), 3:566-69
Kloek (George, Jr.) transport of Canajoharies, 11:523, 754
Klock (Jacob) and, 4:195
Lake George battle account, 9:292-93
Lancaster Treaty (1762) forwarded, 13:279
on land deeds prior to Fort Stanwix Treaty, 7:537
land deed (1754) witness, in name of George II, 11:947
land grant prohibition (1761) and, 10:340n, 382
land grants for military service, 11:20, 97, 116-17, 120-21, 130-31, 825, 920;
13:378
letter, photograph, 1:229
lieutenant-governorship, 3:268-69, 408n; 4:169, 171; 7:271; 10:192-93.
726-27
fifth term, 8:ix, 1123
resignation, 4:883-84; 5:6
Livingston-Canajohnrio dispute (1736), 10:233
Mahican Albany claims, 10:388
Militia Act and, 4:184-85, 261-62; 7:356
militia, appointments, 4:17S, 185-86, 192, 199, 205, 216, 261-63, 273;
10:874-75, 910, 913, 924. 949, 97.',
(1764), 4:297-98, 305-306, 307, 316, 366, 100-401, 542-43; 11:20
(1769), 7:203, 262, 266-67: 12:766 67
(1770), 7:326, 329, 356, 30S-ii9, 471, 580, 674, 678; 12:780, 788-89, 791,
807, 811, 828, 835, 905
militia recruitment order (1762) 3:671-72, 683, 685
militia reorganization, 7:2f,L', 326. 356, 368, 380, 385, 393-94, 471, 579-80,
640, 674, 678, 719
Mohawk land claims and, 7:203, 262; 8:556; 10:759-60 (See also Golden,
Oadwallader, Canajoharie land claim inquiry; and Colden, Cadwallader,
Kayaderosserns, supra)
Mohawk River rumors of Indian attack (1763) and, 4:215 L6: 10:760 957
Mohegan land claims and, 4:460; 11:259-60
Moore's death and, 7:17::. 205, 271
129
Index
Colden, Cadwallader, Moore's return to England, 5:706
Niagara Congress (1764) and, 4:511-13
Oneida land sales (1754) and, 9:135-36
pamphlet (1767) by, 5:661
portrait, 1:221
Koyal Proclamation (1763) on legal procedures, 11:630
salary, 7:357, 380; 12:687
Schenectady charter and, 4 : 656, 664, 696
Sears (Isaac) and, 12:772
Secretaryship appointments, 4:635-37, 638
Stamp Act and, 4:843-44, 850, S53, 857, 868, 869-70, 882, 883; 5:33-34, 62,
112-13, 206; 11:921-22, 952-53, 969-70
summary justice for Indians, 11:346, 368
as surveyor, 3:307; 7:497, 560, 1094
trade regulation, 6:610; 7:796, 1130; 12:6S6-S7, 698-99
licensing, 4:542; 10:9S8; 11:199, 222
non-importation agreements (1770), 12:822
Proclamation (1764) opening New York Indian trade, 4:442-44, 513,
613; 5:495; 11:367-68, 499, 523
Tryonand, 8:528, 910
Virginia murders (1763), 10:908-909
Wappinger land claims and, 11:630-31, 734-36, 8S4-86
wife's death, 3:611, 614, 738; 10:371-72, 441-42
Colden, David, 3:230?i; 4:663; 7:410n; 8:715
Colden, John, 1:245
Colden and Kelly, 1:764; 2:576; 3:950
Crown Point (1755) provisions and, 1:526-27, 566-67, 569-71, 581-82,
609-10, 612, 619, 653-54, 694, 697-704, 724, 761-62
on Johnson's return from Lake George, 2:367-68
retirement of Colden, 2:463, 466
See also Colden, Alexander; Kelly, William
Coldenham, schoolmaster, 5:801
Cole, , deserter, 11:661
Cole, , at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 13:254
Cole, , trader, 3:234
Cole, Edward, lieut. col., 1:867; 2:352; 3:285; 4:27
(1766), 5:295, 338, 366, 367, 382; 13:396-99, 400-404
(1767), 5:514, 515, 516, 519, 536, 540, 541, 590, 601, 613, 725; 12:280,
292
(1768), 6:127-28, 176-77, 187, 197, 215-16, 229-30, 332, 366-94, 553, 614;
12:471, 478, 495-96, 513-14, 557
Gage refusal (1767-68) of, 5:748-55; 6:20, 199, 207
in Adems accounts (1769), 7:233, 275
autograph, 4: aw
Byrne search (1771) and, 8:5, 13, 43
commissary appointment, 5:77, 80, 94, 278, 289-90, 334, 362; 6:21-22;
11:537; 12:68n, 70, 74, 76, 81, 82, 83, 84-86, 160
dismissal 6 : 623 ; 7:205; 12:732
Croghan expedition (1766) and, 5:146
at Crown Point Councils (1755), 1:860, 861; 2:12, 15, 16, 24, 39, 47, 55,
70, 199, 250; 9:229
death rumored, 5:382; 10:715
on Detroit provisions (1763), 4:246-48, 521
fur trade agreement with Van Schaack and Campbell, 4:725-26; 5:290-93
house purchase from Smallman, 5:369; 12:171; 13:398
interpreters and, 5:578-79; 12:284; 13:395, 427
on Maisonville, 5:578
Miami visit (1766), 12:143-44
Missouri Indian trade (1767), 13:426
money sent by, 7:574
Oswego visit (1759), 13:153, 154
130
Sir William Johnson Papers
painting gift to Johnson, 7:1023-24
on Pontiac's death, 7:16
regiment of, 1:666, 865, S77, 878, 881, 883; 9:273
salary, 5:443; 12:701, 732
settlement near Johnson Hall, 7:268-69
trade indemnity request (1765), 11:692
trade passes, 5:724
warrant drawn on, 3:302, 329, 331
Cole (Coale), John, 7:322
Albany jailer's post applied for, 8:1025, 1027, 1028, 1031, 1038, 1041
Cole, Oliver, 2:241; 9:279
Cole, Timothy, artist, 2:xii; 13:xi
Colel, Timothy, 1:187
Colhoun, Alexander, l:332n; 2:741; 13:99
Colhoun, Andrew, 5:435»
Colin's farm, Quebec, 13:626
Collaee, F. ,5:169
Collard, Edward, 1:718, 720, 743
Collens, John, 8:1050-52, 1124
Collet, (Corlet), , lieut, 3:90, 91, 92
Colliam (Mohawk), 8:957
Collier, Casper, 2:598
Collier, Isaac:
commission recommendation (1770), 7:468, 673
in Indian Affairs accounts, 2:600; 3:168
Mohawk school and, 10:935-36; 13:300
Ogilvie prayerbooks and, 3:384; 10:264
Collier, John, 9:645
Collingwood, ,10:171
Collins, , capt., 7:897
Collins, (carpenter), 6:100, 732
Collins, Edward, lawyer and Albany Town Major, 1:20, 113n
Assembly debts to, 1:381
brother-in-law of, 1:248; 9:50
Butler land patent (1753) and, 9:100-101
Canadian prisoner return (1749) and, 9:65-66
Clinton refusal of commission, 1:148, 150; 13:8
commission fees received by, 1:153, 185-86
Corry suit and, 1:22, 25, 26-27; 9:2; 13:6, 7
election of 1745 and, 1:30
election of 1750 and, 1:293
Holland (Hichen) and, 9:51
Johnson's land purchases (1745) and, 1:451-52, 897
Livingston lands survey, 3:613-14, 619, 649, 651, 943; 4:113-14, 116, 140.
Ul-46passim; 10:337, 572, 575, 993-94; 13:276-77
malpractico affidavits, 1:207, 260, 267-68; 9:37, 57-58, 87, 89, 91, 94
Negro landowners (1738) and, 1:8; 13:3
Oswego Commissioners' duties (1752) and, 1:364
Oswego relief (1748) and, 1:132, 178
Van Pctie estate and, 1 :362
Collins, James, 5:554-55; 7:337-38, 571-72
Schoharie patent map, 7:336
Collins, John:
Butler land deed and, 9:100-101
Caghnawaga. boundary line and, 7:928, 930, 934, 952, 957, 958
Johnson's Lake Champlain land purchases, 8:415
New York-Canadian boundary survey, 8:213-14
Tryon County surveys and, 12:1073
Collins, Margret, 9:100
Collins, Thomas, 11:485
Collinson, Peter, 9:292-93
Collison, , 6:140; 7:561
131
Index
Collman, William, 1:195, 196, 218
Colly, Peggy, 11:487
Colombia, Cartagena expedition, l:10n, 11-12
Colombiere, de la, French commandant, 2:21, 23
Colon, James, 7:352
Colon, John (Jan Coelon), 1:55, 203, 346
Colon, Jonas, 7:352
Col vers, Abner Hawley, 7:432
Colvers, Elisha Pratt, Jr., 7:432
Colvers, Samuel Dean, 7:432
Colville, Alexander, Lord, 3:24?i; 7:840; 10:172
Saint Johns expedition, 3:879, 880, 894, 897
Combs, lieut., 1 : 705
Combes, Paul, 1:235, 336
Combes, Philip, 2:134, 318
Comfort, Jacob, 3:90
Commodore (vessel), 10:790
Compass, John (Katepakomin-Delaware), 11:459
Compass, Philip, 3:781
Compass, Sam (Delaware chief), 12:1100
Comrie, , in Detroit siege (1763), 13:318
Conajohare (Onondaga), 10:633
Conajoharee, see Canajoharie
Conaways, Maryland, 2:468
Condoroonda (Oneida sachem), 2:703
Conduct of the Paxtoners (pamphlet), 4:383
Condy, Adam, 7:439, 440; 8:988
Condy, Jesse, 7:439
Conegochege, see Conococheague, Maryland
Coner (Cowner), Barnabas, 4:195, 234; 10:808
Conessarago Indians, see Canaseraga
Conestoga, 1:921; 2:326
Barton land at, 7:813
devastation (1768), 6:238
Germans of, 8:183
King claim, 5:702
school for, 5:403
Conestoga Indians:
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757) and, 9:729, 734-35
lands of, 11:225
massacre (1763), 4:272, 284-85, 299, 306-307, 310, 320, 323-24, 326; 6:82,
97; 11:31, 32, 34, 38, 53, 55-57, 126, 663n; 12:333
New Jersey shelter for survivors, 4:358, 366, 368. 377, 391
New York refusal of entry to survivors, 4:293, 307, 327-28, 343, 357-58;
11:1-2, 12-13, 17-18, 97
Pennsylvania condolence (1768) for, 6:92; 12:417, 422, 425
Conewago, see Kanawagon
Conferences, Indian, see specific Indian groups and specific meeting -places
Congalton, Henry, lieut., 4:650; 11:599
Conidagiasate (Mingo chief), 11:724
Conin, Peter, see Conyn, Piter
Conine, Philip, 7:468
Coninghem, Willem, 8:655 {See also Cunningham, William)
Conklin, Joseph, 4:258
Connaduntohas (Mingo chief), 11:724
Connawagense (Cayuga), 7:583; 8:17
Connecticut Colony:
Act for Preventing Encroachments on Indian lands, 11:428
Cape Breton expedition and, 1:28, 91, 118
charter, 4:456-61; 7:242n, 363-64, 364m; 10:484, 485, 532; ll:255n
governor's acount of granting, 11:418-19, 420, 429
Crown Point expedition (1748), 1:79, 142
132
Sir William Johnson Papers
Crown Point expedition (1755'), 1:468, 472, 502, 513, 518; 9:170
garrisoning of forts (1756), 2:257, 336, 357
Lake George battle alert, 9:293
Lake George request for government instructions, 2:186-88, 253-55, 283;
9:300; 13:61, 70-72
provisions, 1:648, 710-11, 859, 872; 2:81, 109, 137, 197, 210, 339
recruitment, 1:542, 552, 553, 602, 792, 827, 877, 888-89, 894; 2:67, 76,
91, 105, 146; 9:180; 13:42
diocese of, 5:781n
governors of, 7:649n; ll:254n, 25('m, 257ft
governorship (1769), 6:759
Hartford Assembly, 1771, 8:S9
Indian resettlement at Oneida (1774), 12:1037-3S, 1060, 1119; 13:6S,", $4
Indian school, 4:858; 10:271 (See also Lebanon, Connecticut, Wheeloek
school at)
Iroquois Albany Council (1751) and, 9:83
Johnson's salary and, 10:379-80
Johnson visit (1768), 12:478
marriage laws (1774), 12:1078n
Mohegan land claims, 2:837; 4:375-76, 727-28, 743; 5:27, 463
Agreement of 1681 on land sales, 11:421-22
bribe offered Tracy, 5:459-60
defense of the governor and company (1764), 11:414-30, 483
English orders (1769), 6:759-60
sachem election proposal, 6:767-68
surveys (1683-84), 11:422
Tracy exposition of, 4:455-61; 11:254-62, 483
Nahantick Indians grievances, 5:423-26
New London riots (1769), 7:71-73
New York boundary and, 8:725
New York payment (1748) to company enlisted in, 1:129
pastoral praise of Wheeloek, 3:826
Pequots and, 4:455-56, 679-80; 5:460
recruitment (1764), 4:364, 382, 402
Rogers plot (1768) and, 12:440
Rogers escape to, 4:302
runaway slave laws, 4:811, 830, 858
soil quality, 13:194
Superior Court, 7:873; 9:93
Susquehanna Purchase (See Susquehanna Purchase)
tea importation (1771), 8:72
Wheeloek school site proposal, 12:1 15
Connecticut Company, see Susquehanna Company
Connecticut River, l:536n, 537-38, 607; 11:20
as boundary between New York and New Hampshire, 1:5.11; 5:23; 11:368
Mohegan grant upon, 11:416
Nipmuck Indians on, 4:1.1.1; 11:25.1
proposal for new government west of, 7:170
Conner, Francis, 2:305-306
Conner, Ned, 7:1065
Conneetohis (Oneida), 9:395
Conneyegerada (Iroquois), 3:208, 210
Connins, Peter, see Conyn, Piter
Connlv, Jeremiah, 7:976
Connolly, John, rapt., 12:1001, L099
Connor, Edward, 12:818, 855
Connor, Franck, 1:187
Connor, James, 2:543
scouting trips, 2:263, 279, 283, 292; 9:526
Connor, Lancester, 7:1106
Connor, Owen, 12:818, 855
Connor, Timothy, see O'Connor, Timothy
133
Index
Connossadagah (Onondaga sachem), see Canasatego
Connowaroherry, see Canowaroghare
Conococheague, Maryland, 1:751; 2:468; 5:616
Conochquanie (Oneida sachem), 2:375; 9:215
Conoghquieson (Oneida chief), see Canaghquiesa
Conogoncony, 11:487
Conolly, Dr. Jolin, in Virginian attempt on Fort Pitt, 8:1064, 1153n
Conoyaway, Sam, 10:692
Conoys (Canays, Conogs) :
Chenango resettlement, 11:60, 64-65, 106-107; 12:242, 243
at Easton Council (1761), 3:518
expenses, 9:656; 12:759, 803
Fort Augusta conference (1764), 4:579-83, 610
at Fort Johnson meetings (April, 1757), 9:697, 718
(August, 1757), 2:729
at Fort Stanwix Congress (176S), 6:436; 12:606, 619, 624, 628, 629
Iroquois neutrality and, 9:934
at Johnson Hall Susquehannah Indian Congress (Feb. 1764), 11:59, 60-61,
64-65, 67
Lancaster Treaty (1762) and, 13:280
location and numbers (1763), 4:242
Nanticokes and, 9:633-34
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:481
recruitment (1757), 9:792, 809
recruitment (1764), 11:186-87
Shamokin murders (1763), 10:847, 848, 849, 850, 851
Constable, Dr. John, 6:221; 8:86; 13:471, 516
Claus and, 4:381; 6:422; 12:78
house of, 6:622
on Johnson's health (1770), 7:381
land purchases, 7:465
smallpox inoculations and, 4:617; 6:508-509
Constantinople, 7:430, 870, 945
Constitutional Courant (newspapers), 4:850, 855, 857n; 11:953
Contades, , 3:145w
Contrecoeur, de, 2:21, 23
Contre Coeur, 13:623
Conum, John, 7:463
Conway, Henry Seymour, gen. :
Blues regiment of, 7:1075, 1078
dismissal (1764), 4:421
frontier murders (1766) and, 5:201, 216, 286
Illinois colonization and, 5:319-30, 336; 12:136, 140, 178
Indian Affairs expenditures and, 12:15
Johnson (John) regiment (1779) and, 8:1215
Moncrieffe and, 5:32
as Secretary of State, 4:421n; 5:33, 62; 8:358
trade limitation to outposts and, 5:244; 12:102, 112
on Walker (Justice), 5:113-15, 231
War Office appointment (1765), 11:970
ivar prospects (1771), 7:1077
Conyn (Canine, Cornyn), Piter, capt.:
Albany County division petition, 8:333
bear skins, 1:235
bull, 2:575
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50, 61
division of command of, 3:287-88, 296
garrisoning of Indian forts, 2:222, 597; 9:264
on gates over highways, 4:610
justice appointment 'lists, 2:782; 3:609, 622, 643, 651, 737, 750: 12:768,
783, 793
on jury in Indian murder case (1747), 1:112
134
Sir William Johnson Papers
land affairs, 4 : 92
Marsh and, 11:71
oath of allegiance, 8:655
payment of, 3:162, 369
Quackinbush account, 11 : 624
recruiting (1758), 2:819
smith work, 9 : 646
Coo, John (Blacksmith), 1:726
Coof, James, 4:154; 11:433
Coof, Sarah, 4:154; 11:433
Cook, , maj.f 2:698
Cook, George, 6:700
Cook, John (Seneca chief), see White Mingo
Cook, Mathew, see Kough, Mathew
Cook, Sarah, 4:159
Cook, Thomas, 1:257
Cooke, Henry, 2:108, 110
Cooke, Rev. ,5:430
Coole (Indian), 5:666
Cooley, Peter, 3:634; 6:771; 10:248
Coon, Betty, 4:160
Coon, Elizabeth, 11:490
Cooper, , 7:122
Cooper, Jacob, 2:589
Cooper, John, 4:375
Cooper, John, Jr., 4:375
Cooper, Eev. Dr. Myles, 5:408, 439
Babcock and, 8:857
Brown and, 6:75, 457
Chandler and, 5:835, 841
English mission, 8:381
Griffith and, 7:249; 8:1
on Convention of the Clergy (1766), 5:430-31, 434, 454-55, 487-88
(1767), 5:780-81
Hanna and, 8:99
Inglis and, 7:544, 692, 695, 696, 746, 761; 8:277, 279, 300, 541, 553, 621
Johnson's offer of land for an episcopate, 5:837
Johnson vis-it (1766), 5:236, 407
King's College presidency, 5:ix, 217
portrait, 8:620
quit rents and, 8:541. 553
Seabury and, 5:781, 800, 838-39, 842-43; 6:11-12, 17, 78, 456; 7:212
Cooper, Peter, Jr., 8:655
Cooper, Samuel, 4:375
Cooper, Solomon, 4:375
Cooper, Thomas, 4:575
Cooper, William, 2:28n
Coote, Richard, see Bellomont, Richard Coote, Earl of
Coote, Sir Eyre, col., 4:120«.
Cope, col., 1:12
Cope, Mrs., 1:58
Cork (slave), 13:553
Cork, Ireland, 1:74; 4:9."., 217; 10:885
Cork, John, 5:257
Cormick, Cezar, 10:692-94
Corn, 1:123; 2:468, 783; 5:565, 642, 646, 716, 783; 7:74; 8:148, 165; 9:554;
12:254, 742
Adems accounts, 6:502, 510, 511
Campbell accounts, 5:549; 6:533
Canadian shortage (1758), 2:786
cattle damages (1760), 3:218
Corry shipment (1756), 2:475, 476
135
Index
Corn,
cultivation of, 3:496, 501; 13:183
disbursement :
(1767), 12:344, 345, 371
(1768), 12:644, 656, 666, 670, 735
(1769), 6:709, 742; 7:14; 12:726, 736, 738
(1770), 12:801, 867
(1771), 12:921, 924; 13:710
(1773), 13:717
Egyptian, 7:645
harvest failure (1765), 11:783-84, 813, 817, 870
(1767), 12:344, 345
(1768), 12:656, 688, 717, 718, 726, 735, 736
(1773), 12:1026
harvesting times, 13:210
Illinois cultivation, 5:322-23
Indian women's work, 13:188
Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:662
laborers' rations (1756), 9:458
miller charges (1770), 7:661-63
New Jersey, 5:565; 7:795
Niagara planting (1766), 12:44, 69, 96
Oswego relief (1756), 9:401-402
Pennsylvanian, 8:183; 13:183
prices :
(1755-59), 2:579, 628, 636; 3:170; 9:703
(1760), 13:181, 193
(1767), 5:575, 611, 626, 725, 798; 7:559
(1768), 6:485
(1769), 6:682, 683; 12:735
(1770), 7:372, 802, 807
(1771), 12:901, 924, 926
(1772), 12:947, 1003, 1016
(1773), 12:1021
(1774), 8:1096
rum in payment for, 9:631, 638
squirrel damages (1767), 12:286
storage, 13:191, 194
Stringer shipment (1769), 6:707-708, 756
Virginia, 11:583
Warren estate, 13:2, 3, 4, 5, 28, 29
Cornbury, Edward Hyde, Lord, 4:838; 11:924
Corn Cob (Shawnee), see Keightighqua
Cornee, capt., 1:259
Cornee, Daniel, 7:479
Cornel, Thomas, 2:161, 167; 13:57-58
Cornelia (vessel), 11:695
Cornelius (Caghnawaga), 11:659
Cornelius (Kaghnearase — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Cornelius (Wadoriadeghdo — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Cornelius (Delaware), 11:847
Cornelius (Mahican), 2:371-72; 9:211-12
on Montreal expedition, 10:183; 13:177
Cornelius (Mohawk), 8:955, 965; 12:532
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:180; 13:173
Cornelius (Mohawk, d.1750), 9:61
Cornelius (Tuscarora), 10:948, 959
Corn Milk (Onondaga Indian), 1:536; 2:679-80; 9:631-32, 656, S03
Cornoct, Jelles, 3:151
Cornplanter (Seneca chief ), 2: 665m; 9:585w; 13:229m
Cornstalk (Shawnee) see Keightighqua
Cornu, Pieter, 1:76-77; 7:1106
Cornue, Daniel, 7:1107
136
Sir William Johnson Papers
Cornwallis, Frederick (Archbishop of Canterbury), 7:589, 693
Corporation in England for Propagating the Gospel in New England, Boston
Commissioners of, 12:912-13, 918-19, 928, 929
Corporation for the Relief of Widows and Children of Deceased Clergy-men of
the Church of England in America, 7:248, 280-81, 282, 518
Correll, Hendrik, 7:1107
Corrinah (Raven King, Cherokee chief), 12:393-94
Corry, capt., 2:33
Corry, Miss ,4:64
Corry, Mrs. Catherine (widow of William), 4:105, 107
Corry, Isaiah, 4:131
Corry, John, 13:502
Corry, Ralph, maj., 3:669
Corry (Curry), William:
on Albany election of 1751, 1:358-59
on Albany judicial appointments, 2:732
on Albany politics (1761), 3:377, 385
on Albany trial between Emerson and Vanderpool, 2:475-76
on Albany trials for rum trade with Indians, 2:496-98
on British troop movements, 2:493-94, 495, 666-67; 3:338, 907-908
on Burton, 4:67
Carden and, 3:627
death of, 4:104, 105, 107, 115, 117
debt collection of, 4:44, 48, 78
Duncan and, 10:615
on Forbes, 3 : 5
on Fort William Henry, 2:481
Indian expenses, 2:618; 3:167
on Johnson's building plans (1763), 4:28-29
Johnson's legal action against, 1:16-18, 25, 26-27; 9:2, 58; 13:6, 7
Kinderhook justice of the peace and, 9:136-37
Kloek trial for ejectments, 3:645, 646, 649-52, 737-38, 745, 916-17, 955;
4:115, 117; 10:642
land holdings, 3:944; 4:658, 792
on Loudoun and Shirley, 2:471-72
on Major Mathews, 2:493, 530; 3:907
on Martinique expedition, 3:667-69
on military situation (1759), 3:128-29
(1762), 3:982
on naval battles, 3:47-48
Oswego correspondence | 17."!)), 13:125
on Pitt's resignation, 3:591-92
Silvester and, 4:203, 220
Smith and, 4:286
on supply shortages, 2:530-31
Van Eps widow and, 4:7-8
Wagoners' desertion (1755), 1:873
warning Johnson mi dangers from Indians, 2:487-88
Corry 's Rush, 8:80, 88, 107
Corsa, Isaac, 2:895«
on Niagara campaign, 3:99, 100
Westchester company of, 1:518; 2:40n
Corsica, 7:97, 157
Corts, Johannis, 3:750; 12:783
Cosby, Mrs. Grace :
on American business affairs, 4:767
death of, 6:469
Kelly interest in hinds of, 3:.",:::, 588, 608
land purchases and rents (1768), 6:440 U, 62] 636
manor lands sale to DeLancey, 3:111. 608, 633, 640. 645, 656. 731, 828;
4:627, 851, 864; 5:15, 270; 10:438
Johnson power of attorney, 4:94, 627; 5:31; 10:438; 12:996
137
Index
Cosby, Mrs. Grace,
mortgages, 4:204-205, 627, 633, 681
neighboring patents, 6:42; 12:686, 703-704, 705-706, 794, 894-95;
13:273-74
survey, 4:855, 860; 10:492
mining interests, 4:324
Shuckburgh interest in estate, 6:469, 534, 549
will of, 5:546
Williams (Charles) and, 3:598, 682; 4:850
Cosby, William, capt., 1:331, 455?i
insanity, 4 : 740 ; 5 : 270 ; 6 : 470
land near Canajoharie, 3:398; 4:840, 850; 11:944, 973
return to England, 9:89-90
Cosby, Gov. William:
Hardenbergh patent and, 6:738
land grant, 3:873, 944
Mohawk land claims and, 3:610; 8:568-69, 685, 937n, 958-59, 993-94
son of, l:455n; 6:470
will of, 6:470
Cosby, Fort, 2:33
Oosgriff, Hugh, 3:373
Cosin, Joseph, 4:159; 5:153
Cosmer, Casper, corporal, 6:526
Cossans, (Jamaica visitor), 7:22, 27-28, 43
Cost, George, 9:396
Coton de Moilly (Shawnee chief), 4:761, 764
Cotrell, Mary, 4:154; 11:433
Cotsford, William, 13:94
Cotter, James, 7:919; 12:818, 960, 988
Cottgrave, John, 8:320-23, 424-25, 488; 13:597, 606
Cottice, Samuel, 12:242
Cottrell, Stephen, 6:735
Cottrell, Thomas, lieut., 4:64; 10:630
Couagne (Cangine, Coughny, de Coine, Dequoney), Jean Baptiste de, 3:147n,
903; 6:488; 8:212
Albany imprisonment and escape (1757), 2:746-49; 9:830-31; 13:100
Andrews (Collin) and, 3:671; 4:247
autograph, 9:xi
blacksmith tools and, 5:226
Canadian correpondence (1757), 2:723
blindness, 8:774
Butler (Thomas) and, 2:700; 9:663
Canadian invitation (1757), 9:721
at Chippewa conference (Johnson Hall, June, 1765), 4:786; 11:769, 819
Clinton introduction (1751) of, 1:325
colonial administration of trade and, 7:89
on Dalyell Detroit action (1763), 10:790-91
on Detroit provision train harassment (1763), 4:217; 10:936-37
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:148, 194-95
on Detroit threats of Indian attack (1769), 12:723
drafts, 3:886, 892; 4:44, 207, 280, 825; 7:340, 370, 850; 12:427
on Flatheads, 5:1
on Fox Indian at Niagara (1764), 4:423
French information (1758), 9:907, 915-16
French threats of attack (1756), 9:557, 558
Indian return of deserters to, 3:925, 957-5S; 4:492; 11:196; 13:280-81
on Lake Erie shipwreck, 4:200; 10:812
liquor trade, 3:719, 747, 752, 793, 811; 10:684
Lydius and, 1:325; 9:79
Miamis and, 4:786; 11:811, 832
Missisaugas and, 4:617; 10:955; 13:129
Montour Niagara journey (1764) and, 11:198
on Niagara Carrying Place attack (Sept. 1763), 10:815, 816, 884
138
Sir William Johnson Papers
on Niagara command (1766), 5:115-16
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:454, 460; 13:228, 230, 233, 235,
237, 240, 266, 267
at Niagara French surrender (1759), 13:118, 119-20, 154
Niagara pilots (1760), 10:169-70
on Niagara provisions, 4:510
on Niagara threats of Indian attack (1763-64), 4:134-35, 137-38, 217, 422
Niagara trade and, 3:258; 4:316, 523; 10:470, 684, 907, 908
on Niagara woodcutting party massacred (1763), 4:236; 10:921-22
Oswegatchie attack plans (1759), 13:145
Pollard and, 6:497
present disbursement, 4:134; 10:333, 684; 11:613
Boberts and, 5:339
on Eogers, 4:260
Pontiac messages (1765), 4:786; 11:831, 899, 906, 907, 940
salary, 3:978; 10:637
Seneca visit (1764), 4:492; 11:196, 213
(1767), 5:723
(1769), 6:750-51, 777
Seneca visits to Niagara and, 4:286, 427; 11:1
Solomon dispute (1762), 3:671
on traders murdered near Lake Erie (1763), 10:723
Van Alstine child and, 10:193
Van Schaack power of attorney, 4:578, 59S
Wabbicommicot and, 4:134, 786; 10:907-908, 937
"Wade and Keiuser trade expedition and, 7:739, 740, 775
on Wilkins excursion, 4:219, 255
Couagne, Miss La Rat de, 4 : 790
Coudie, Adam, 12:676
Cougar, David, 5:782
Coughlan, Daniel, 1:20, 21; 9:3
Coulon de Jumonville, see Jumonville, Joseph Coulon de Villiers
Coulter, Alexander, 3:720-21
Counce, Casper, 8:334
Counce, Johannis, 8:334
Countreyman, ,1:70
Coupee, 10:822
Cour de Serf, Le, 5:654, 828
Cournoyer (Cousnoyer), , in Niagara surrender, 10:124; 13:1.14
Courtemanche, ,2:20, 22
Courtland, ,3:946
Courtnay, Hugh, 8:414-15; 12:819
Cous, Frederick, see Koose, Frederick
Coutawainy (Ottawa chief), 5:729
Coventry, George, capt., 3:897n, 960?i; 10:439
Albany wagon service (1758) and, 10:50, 51
NiagaT-a settlement plans, 10:270
Coventry (ship), 5:103n, 269, 783
Covunna (Cherokee), 5:832
Cowaha (Indian), 11:75-76
Cowcakc (Oneida), 4:165-66
Coweghie (Oneida Indian), 1:739
Cowes, England, 13:180
Coweta Indians, 12:56
Cowly, , farm (173S) of, 13:2
Cowner, Barnabas, see Concr, Barnabas
Cox, , in Adems accounts, 13:598, 615, 616
Cox, , fur trader, 13:231
Cox, Ebenezer, 7:667; 8:334, L209
Cox & Drummond, 7:926, 1091, 1092; 8:93, 57S
Coxe, Daniel, trade loss petition (1768), 6:477-78, 580; 12:618, 619, 620
Coxe, John:
139
Index
Coxe, John,
land grant appeal, 6:572-73; 12:980
trade losses, 4:264, 270; 12:595, 702
Coxe, William, 5:358, 359, 361, 362
Coxsackie (Coatsackie, Coksacky, Coxsakie) :
justices of the peace (1770), 7:467; 12:781
militia recommendations (1770), 7^:448, 449, 467-69, 673, 679
militia reorganization (1767), 12:319
Road Act (1770) and, 7:596
Coyaderoseras patent, see Kayaderosseras patent
Covhies, see Coheis
Coylar, Isack, 1:98
Cozzens, Leonard, 1:355
Cozzens, William, 1:270-71
Craane, George, see Croghan, George
Crage, Robert, 2:89
Craig, Mr. and Mrs. ,1:58,128
Craig, John, 1:98
Craig, William, 3:847
Craige, ,1:84
Craigg, ,1:42
Crailo, Fort, 1:623«
Cram (Indian), 3:596, 598; 10:351
Cramahe, Hector Theophilus:
Aughquisasne affairs and, 7:958; 12:1027
Oaghnawaga French settlers and, 8:188-89, 210
Canadian Indian Affairs Superintendency proposal (1772), 8:525-28
Claus Canadian journey (1773) and, 13:618, 621, 622, 624, 627
Huron- Jesuit land claims (1773), 13:627, 629, 630, 631
liquor trade protests and, 12:972
Quebec lieutenant-governorship, 12:972?i
Rogers trial, 6:259, 260, 288-89; 12:568, 612-13
Seneca murders of Frenchmen on Lake Ontario (1773), 8:923-24;
12:1026-37
trade regulations copy (1767), 13:422-24
Cramer, Samuel, 1:271-73, 323
Cramp, , 10:885
Cranbury, New Jersey, 10:164
Crane, Haniss (Mohawk), 2:667
Crane, Lodowick, 3:649; 4:146
Cranisse (Oneida), 9:773
Cranz, David, 6:69
Cratzinberger (Critzenberger), Coenraet, 3:428, 634
Craven, Charles, maj., 2:541-42, 545-46
Craven, Mary, 11:487
Crawford, (saddler), 8:754, 7S1
Crawford (Crawfoot), lieut., 3:60, 67, 74, 75, 78, 84
Crawford, Hugh, 5:395, 400; 6:6; 12:208, 402
account of Indian losses (1763), 5:134-35; 12:63-64
commissary recommendation, from Rogers, 12:120-21
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:607, 621-22
Frazer-Pontiac meeting (1765). 4:799-800, 816
on French-Indian intrigue (1763), 10:640
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster Congress (1757), 9:728, 732
at Iroquois-Cherokee peace conference (1767), 12:394
Hay and, 5:345, 369
orders for Indian goods (1766), 5:250, 251, 254, 275-76, 298-299, 312
Pollard and, 5:295, 296-97
Pontiac escort to Oswego (1766), 5:68, 10S, 279, 289, 338, 362, 409
12:116, 127
Shawnee scalping raid (1762) and, 10:456-57
taken prisoner (1763). 10:686
Crawford, William, capt., 12:1097
140
Sir William Johnson Papers
Crawley, James, 2:859
Crean, John, 4:374
Creassy, James (surveyor), 12:980, 1006
Greek Indians, 1:378; 7:253
Charles Town murders, 4:297, 395
Cherokees and, 3:356; 4:304, 315-1(3; 5:234; 7:1016; 8:349, 1044, 10S6,
1118; 12:99, 360
Fort Duquesne expedition (1758) and, 2:S11
Choetaws and, 4:304, 315, 784-85, 1131-32; 8:58, 143, 519, 820, 843, 1044,
1086; 11:803, 830, 872
French cession of Louisiana and Florida and, 4:206-67
Georgia cessions, 4:304
hostilities (1764), 4:304, 315, 329
Iroquois and, 1:387-88; 8:407, 419, 1086, 1104, 1118
King (Thomas) and, 8:247
Long Cane Eiver massacre and, 11:15
numbers (1766), 12:56-57
recruitment of, 2:828; 10:950
schools for, 5:343
Shawnees and, 7:722; 8:1044, 1085, 1086, 1104; 12:872-73, 1088
Stuart conferences', 11:803; 12:360
Taylor conference (1766), 12:239
threat of uprising (1774), 8:1044, 1083-86, 1104, 1118, 1167
West Florida settlement and, 8:143, 160-61
West Florida war on, 5:493-94
Creeley, Larrance, 1:195, 196
Creitz, Han Ury (George), 6:771; 12:819
naturalization, 7:352, 1084-85
wheat purchases, 7:663
Creitz, Timothy, 10:248
Creitzenberger, Conradt, 3:428, 634; 6:771; 10:248; 12:819
Cremar, Peter, 3:163; 10 : 75
Cremche, George, see Croghan, George
Cresap, Daniel, 4:6, 69; 10:573-74
Cresap, Michael, capt., 8:834-35
Iroquois treaty (1766), 5:458, 469, 507; 12:236, 277-78, 292
Indian murders (1774), 8:1164, 1167, 1177, 1178-79, 1182; 12:1095-99,
1100, 1102, 1114-17; 13:666, 670, 676
Cresap (Cressap, Crisip, Cressop), Thomas, col., 1:359; 2:650, 654; 9:75
Indian conferences (1767), 12:382
Maryland authorization of Iroquois trade (1762), 10 : ~>7 I
Bedstone Creek trade and, 6:19, 70
Cressonniere, La, 2:20, 22
Crisp, Betsey, 8:352
Crissman, (Oneida trader), 2:664
Crofford, Hugh, see Crawford, Eugh
Crofton, Howard & McCracken, 7:489
Croghan, George, 2:438, 545-46, 688, 758, 770, 784; 4:254, 643; 5:162, 442;
6:41, 175, 300; 10:007, 012, 870; 13:346, 347
Adems and, 6:502; 13:560, 561
Adolphus account and, 8:950, 1023
Andrews and, 7:253
autograph, 1:1
biographical sketch, 2:28n
bond (1770) to Banyar, 12:821
Bouquet and, 4:611
with Braddock, 1:637, 752, 772; 2:30; 10:S24; 11:751
Bradstreet and, 6:781-82; 7:537, 656, 659, 771, 773, 788; 12:747, 821
Byrne and, 6:329
Caghnawaga-Oanasadaga conference (1761), 3:565; 10:302-305, 307, 309n,
445-49
on Canadian victory, 3:267
141
Index
Croghan, George,
Canajoharie conference (1759) and, 3:29-30
Canajoharie church and, 6:732, 757
Canajoharie dispute (1756) with British officers, 9:545, 548
Canajoharie suit (1769) against Hartwick, 12:703
Cayuga French information (1756) and, 9:539
Chenundadies and, 10 : 147
Chew and, 6:730; 7:1
Chippewa Congress (Johnson Hall, July, 1768), 12:558
Cole accounts and, 5:748-49, 751, 753-55; 6:20, 127-28, 197, 554; 13:397-99
commissary dismissals, 6:633
commissary recommendations (1766), 5:32, 35, 76-77, 109, 110, 135
companion murdered (1766), 12:130, 142
Conestoga massacres and, 12:425
copper interests, 6:671-72, 712; 7:56
court of inquiry (1771), 8:344
daughter's marriage, 8:313n
debtor accounts (anonymous, 1769) against, 7:31, 34
on Delaware prisoners (1764), 4:421
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo conference (Fort Pitt, Dec. 1767), 13:437, 444-46
Denny debt, 3:387; 10:255, 257, 306
Detroit gunsmith and, 4:181
Detroit Indian Conference (1760), 3:276, 323, 359, 360; 10:198-206
Detroit land grants and, 8 : 178, 224
Detroit surrender of Indian prisoners (1767), 5:630, 659, 660, 725
Detroit surrender by Picote de Belletre (1761) and, 3:310, 316
Detroit traders' petition (1767) and, 5:813, 815; 6:113
Detroit siege (1763) and, 10:686, 727-28, 766
McDonald account, 10:736-45, 776
Douw and, 6:641
early rising, 4:267
Easton Council (1758) and, 2:752, 753, 754; 3:33-34, 214
Pennsylvania-Iroquois land deed, 10:47, 48, 54
preparations, 2:813, 816, 833, 839, 842, 851, 852, 854, 855, 878, 890,
896; 9:893, 894, 951-52, 954-55, 964, 967, 969, 970; 10:4
at Easton Council (1762), 3:761, 771, 777-78, 783; 10:395, 396
Farrel and, 5:135-36
financial difficulties (1770), 7:477-78, 651, 668
on Forbes Indian relations, 10:90-92, 103
on forcible settlement and Indian resentment, 5:560-61, 573, 737; 12:111,
133, 166, 374
Fort Chartres doctor's appointment, 5:519
Fort Chartres Indian conference (1766), 5:369
Fort Chartres occupation and, 11:516-17
Fort Chartres trade and, 5:578; 13:426-27
appointment (1766) to install commissary system, 12:16, 18-19, 23, 28,
34, 37, 48-49, 68, 84, 85, 260
appointment instructions, 12:74, 76, 79, 80-83
commissary appointments (1768), 12:584-85
report (Jan. 1767) to Johnson, 13:406-15
Fort Duquesne attack (T.758) and, 3:3-4
Fort Duquesne Indian meeting, 3:487
Fort Edward defense (1756) and, 9:550, 552
Fort Herkimer attack (1758) and, 9:876, 878
on Fort Pitt abandonment, 8:671-72
Fort Pitt instructions (1769), 7:221, 257, 263, 314, 656
Fort Pitt land frauds and, 7:685
Fort Pitt rental, 8:593, 671
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:316-17, 444-45, 507; 12:524, 527,
622, 623, 624, 625, 627, 666
Franklin (William) and, 11:969, 970; 12:511
French bounty (1750) on, 1:303
French and Indian War recruitment (1756), 9:537-38, 542
142
Sir William Johnson Papers
French land grant purchase proposal (1766), 5:127, 128-30, 196-97
French offer to aid Illinois Indians against English (1771), 8:339-40
French threats of attack, 2:791-93, 820; 10:131, 133, 134, 174, 179; 13:103
on frontier outrages, 5:181-82; 7:853, 872; 12:137; 13:406-407, 413
Gage instructions on Indian land, 5:226, 243
Gage orders to Fort Pitt (1765), 11:516, 519-20
at German Flats meeting (1756), 9:518
on German Flats raid (1757), 2:757; 9:854-63, 865, 866
German Flats trade and, 2:778
Great Carrying Place defense (1756), 9:511-12
half brother, ll:169n
Halifax and, 4:248-50, 339, 363
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 2:752, 753, 754; 9:595-
96, 607, 608-10, 614, 624-25, 719, 727-65
report to Johnson, 9:770-72, 782, 827
Hay and, 5:618-21, 637-38, 643-44, 687-89, 702-703, 815; 7:78, 197-98, 702
Hurons and, 3:496; 10:560-61
Hutchins tour of the Great Lakes and, 10:452, 453, 521, 543, 706
ill health, 5:462, 473; 12:177, 235, 680, 821
gout, 7:78, 92, 314, 374, 388, 487, 529, 568, 631-32, 855; 12:774
Illinois colonization proposals, 4:886-89; 5:37-38, 196-97; 12:727-28
Illinois expedition (1765), 4:625-26, 640-41, 646, 706-707, 741, 760, 767,
770, 793, 832, 836, 837, 850, 862; 5:22; 11:536-37, 542-43, 569-70, 604,
664-65, 814, 833-34, 844, 867-68
arrival, 5:68; 11:877, 880, 881, 882-83, 896, 919-20; 12:16
Fort Pitt Indian conference, 4:774; 11:647, 723-34, 736-38, 769, 791,
798, 810, 823, 840, 842, 862
Fraser journey and, 4:774, 777, 809; 11:541, 560-61, 647, 790, 804, 810,
833, 868, 881, 882-83, 899-90, 904
French view of, 4:762, 765
Indian capture of, 4:742, 762n, 792, 816, 823-24, 825, 828; 5:482, 559;
11:836-43, 845-47, 853, 854-55, 871, 872, 877, 884, 892-93, 897, 904-
905, 906, 913, 915; 12:54; 13:408
instructions, 11:628-30, 633-34, 645, 647, 726
Ohio Indian forces escorting, 4:774, 785-86, 869, 873; 5:45; 11:774,
776, 790, 798, 810, 831
Pontiac encounter and Detroit conferences, 4:847-48, 849, 852, 858, 859;
11:743, 839, 882-83, 899, 938-39, 940, 943, 954, 958, 962
return, 4:860; 5:8, 10; 11:958, 960-61, 962, 964, 967-70; 12:8
Illinois expedition (1766), 5:17-20, 68-69, 76, 80, 92, 108, 111, 120, 123,
146, 200, 201, 216, 225, 228, 239-40, 278, 289, 305
expenses in Cole accounts, 13:397-99
report to Johnson (January, 1767), 13:406-15
treaty, 5:469, 486; 12:143-44, 176-77, 238, 264; 13:407-408, 414-15
Illinois Indian Affairs plan of management, 11:628-29, 798
as Indian Affairs Deputy Agent, 3:604-605, 861, 920; 4:111
appointment (1750), 9:470-71, 490, 538; 11:891
commissary regulation duties, 12:413, 534; 13:424
Indian Affairs resignation tentatives:
(1763), 4:208; 10:823-27, 858-59, 882
(1765), 4:767, 770; 11:798
(1766), 5:196; 13:388
(1767), 5:473, 485, 488, 489, 515, 525; 12:276
(1771), 8:259, 262, 286, 292-93, 308, 344, 350, 491
Indian Affairs staff reduction (1762) and, 10:560
on Indian Affairs Western Division, 3:549, 551-52, 574
on Indian boundary line, 3:391; 4:76, 212, 363, 463; 5:560-61; 6:129-30,
137, 185; 7:16n, 78, 112-13; 10:810; 12:392, 405, 462, 473-74, 520;
13:325
Indian expenses:
(1756), 2:638, 642, 644
(1757), 9:657: 10:824
143
Index
Croghan, George,
(1759), 10:92, 134, 139
(1761), 3:300-301, 329-30, 331-32, 345-46, 505, 550-51, 573, 581, 597,
600, 601; 10:244-45, 318, 354
(1762), 3:605, 733, 821-22, 824, 858-61, 965; 10:452, 459-60, 472-73,
475, 488, 824
(1763), 4:222, 255; 10:914
(1764), 4:520; 11:37; 13:326
(1765), 4:648, 665-66, 701, 702, 703-704, 705, 707, 712-16, 738, 768,
787-88, 830, 838, 850, 855, 858, 870, 872, 873, 879; 11:543-44, 576,
578-80, 626, 627, 634, 681, 687, 694, S44, 959, 968; 12:16
charges (1765) of dishonesty, 4:706-707, 711, 717-18, 721, 729-30, 732-
33, 734, 735, 737, 738, 760, 767, 770, 778-79, 880-81; 5:44, 536;
11:661, 704, 712, 71S, 746, 751, 776, 785, 798, 799, 968
(1766), 5:69, 75-76, 78-79, 93-94, 109, 146-47, 155, 203, 225, 243, 262-
65, 275, 307, 409, 411; 12:68, 74, 79; 13:389-90
Baynton, Wharton and Morgan bills (1766), 5:196, 270-71, 304-305,
333, 362, 365, 369, 386-87, 396; 12:149, 164, 181, 207, 213, 235, 239,
264, 265; 13:387-88, 389, 395
(1767), 5:468, 474, 501, 536, 540, 541, 590, 601, 613, 700, 720, 850-51;
6:38-39; 12:264-66, 324
(1768), 6:83, 86-87, 100, 312, 314-15, 331-32; 12:423-24, 427, 556
(1769), 7:10, 95, 219
(1770), 7:487, 526, 555, 568, 653, 668-69, 855-56, 872, 911, 1121;
12:804, 814
(1771), 8:70, 111, 259, 286, 320, 344, 350; 12:902, 920, 925
losses by Indians (1766), 5:214, 559
payment of Indian deputies, 5:486, 503
Indian indemnities, 5:38-39; 7:528, 591, 631, 650-51, 659, 668; 10:824;
12:278, 594, 620
Indian recruitment (1758), 9:908-909, 931, 936, 940, 942
Indian smiths and, 3:449-50, 551, 552, 573-74, 965; 5:649
Iroquois-Cherokee peace treaty (March, 1768), 12:461, 462, 472, 473
Johnson visit (Aug., 1763), 13:297, 298
Johnson (John) English voyage (1765) and, 11:964-65, 979-S1
Jones (David) and, 8:618, 619
journal, 4:741; 5:10, 37; 12:266; 13:433-46
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:769, 784, 792
Lancaster Treaty (1762) and, 3:827, 828, 873-75, 913-14, 921, 940; 10:498-
99, 537, 538, 539, 543, 553-54, 559, 560, 566, 651-52; 13:280
land purchases, 5:540, 631, 685-86, 702; 6:103, 123, 617, 767; 7:153, 239,
304, 487n, 529; 12:754, 767, 788
English ratification of grants to, 6:757-58; 7:82, 109, 112-13, 216, 496,
521, 537
land sales, 6:596-97, 629; 7:335-36, 475, 477-78, 527-28, 568, 575, 653, 668,
690, 1132; 8:1126; 12:794
Lee (Charles) offer for Mohawk lands (1764), 13:328-29, 330
in London, 4:339-42, 362-63, 396-99, 419-22, 462-65, 501-502
return to America, 11:347-48, 357, 361, 481, 555; 12:520
Loudoun and, 2:562, 565, 724, 762, 767
McDougal and, 4:687, 716
McKee (Alexander) accounts (1765-66), 5:100-102; 11:646, 654-55;
13:381-82
McKee (Alexander) appointment (1762) and, 3:875; 10:520, 543, 546-48,
560, 596, 598; 11:397
McKee journal and, 7:182, 183
Maisonville and, 5:724-25, 736, 802-803; 11:646; 12:372-73
mason recommended by, 7:567. 572, 690
medical aid for Johnson from, 5:85-86; 6:552-53
Miami embassy (1765) to. 11:841, 982
missionaries and, 8:1065
at Mohawk conference (Fort Johnson, Jan., 1758), 13:104
Mohawk recruitment (1756) by Canaghguasse, 9:488-89
144
Sir William Johnson Papers
on Monckton conference (1760) with Western Indians, 3:26S
Montour and, 3:923; 4:272,- 10:139, 148-49
Moore visit (1768), 6:504
in Mortier account, 8:506
in New Orleans (1766), 5:422, 458, 362, 468
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) and, 3:332, 346, 354, 468, 470, 474, 495,
500-501, 524, 549-51; 5:3; 10:218, 231-32, 316, 322; 13:229, 246, 249,
251, 253, 258, 261
Ohio colonization plans and, 8:671, 678, 1126; 12:816, 1047
Ohio Indian conferences (Fort Pitt, 1760), 3:208-17, 237, 242, 293-94
Ohio Indian mission instructions (1764), 11:397-9S
Ohio Indian conferences (Fort Pitt, Oct., 1773), 12:1047-52
Ohio River traders murdered (1767), 5:686-87, 710; 12:367, 415
at Oneida conference (Fort Johnson, Sept., 1757), 9:835, 842, 847
Oneida land claims and^ 6:450
Oneida visit (Oct., 1757), 2:748
Ormsby and, 11:362»
Oswego correspondence (1759), 13:146
Oswego fall and, 2:554
Oswego scout trip (1758), 9:914-15, 918
Ottawa-French plot (1762) intelligence, 10:534-35
Ouiatanon Indian conference (July, 1765), 11:847-50, 899-90, 962; 12:22-23
Paxtoners and, 4:706-707, 840; 6:169-70; 11:634-36, 643-45, 663-65, 680-81,
712, 718, 968; 12:16, 482
Penn (Thomas) and, 11:126, 347-48
Pennsylvania Indian Treaty (1756) and, 2:402
Pennsylvania invitation (1761) to Western Indians, 10:213, 231, 300-301,
307
Pennsylvania mission (1756), 2:657-59, 738, 743; 9:678
Pennsylvania unpopularity (1766), 12:43
Philadelphia Traders' Memorial on losses sustained in the Indian Wars,
4:264-66, 267-70, 272, 545
Pittsburgh traders' petition, 6:19-20
Pontiac conference (Fort Ontario, 1766), 5:108-109; 12:22, 28-29, 80, 128
Pontiac Fort Chartres conference plans (1766), 5:91; 12:48, 70, 76, 79, 80
Pontiac message (1765), 11:517
Pontiac on, 2:771
Pownall (John) and, 4:251, 340, 363, 398, 419, 420-21
Pownall (Thomas) and, 4:255, 340; 7:288
on present disbursement, 10:1. ".1-32, 134-35, 138, 149-50, 548-49, 597-98, 652
Presque Isle attack (1763) and, 10:727-28
Prevost and, 7:528, 650, 668; 8:155, 208, 313n, 426, 531, 672, 760, 761;
12:966-67
Roberts accounts (1768), 12:465
Rogers arrest (1767) and, 12:378
rumors (1765) of Johnson's recall attributed to, 4:638; 11:546
Ruppert and, 6:248
salary, 5:442; 10:637; 12:641, 764, 805
Scarooyady and, 1:475-76, 590, 637; 2:28; 9:196
Scioto Council plans (1767) and, 5:686-87, 701, 710. 736 38
Scioto trade and, 5:384, 400; 12:133, L54-55. L65-66. 181-82, 201-203,
207, 235
scouting expenses, 2:779-80; 3:48
servants sent by, 7:188
on Seneca unrest (1762), 3:662-63, 732 34, '.m'.I 65. 966
(1767), 5:737, 785
Shawnecs and, 3:670, 890, 964; 5:45, 110, ill; 7:609 10; 10:431n, 432-33,
435, 452, 456-57, 458, 460
Shawnee punishment ("1774s) proposed by Kayashuta, 12:1009
trader warning and implication of Mfingoes (1773). 12:1032-33. L046.
1017
migration (1771), 7:149-50
145
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Croghan, George,
Shipboy and, 7: 60S
shipwreck in France, 4:341, 383, 384, 400, 407, 418; 11:169
Stamp Act and, 11:969, 980
shyness of, 4:605
Stanwix and, 3:138, 183, 185, 200; 5:78, 93-94, 145-46
Stuart deputies (1765) and, 11:788-89, 837, 840, 842-43, 846-47
Stump murders and, 6:91-92, 96-97, 101-102, 128-29
Pennsylvania condolence (Fort Pitt, April, 1768), 6:107-109, 122, 129,
136, 142, 161-62, 168-70, 176, 224-25, 333, 334; 12:425, 435, 454,
461-62, 463-64, 468-69, 472, 473-74
on Susquehannah Dela wares, 2:819-20; 3:931, 964-65
on threats of general Indian war:
(1762), 3:964-65
(1763) 4:62 97 9S 99
(1767)' 5:700-701, 736-38; 12:374, 375, 379; 13:433-46
(1768), 12:417, 423, 425
(1769), 7:10, 78-79, 314, 315-17
(1770), 7:404-405, 408, 651-53, 655-56, 669, 689-90
(1771), 7:1149-50
at Ticonderoga attack, 2:886
town plan for Johnstown, 3:827, 914; 10:560
on trade limitation to outposts, 5:738; 12:375
trade losses (1755), 1:496-97
trade re-opening (1765) and, 4:625-26, 706-707, 731-32, 799, 810; 11:628,
634, 725, 815, 816
on trade with Western Indians (1759), 10:91-92, 104, 108
Virginia attempt to annex Fort Pitt and, 8:1022, 1064-65, 1126
Wabash Indian peace treaty (Fort Pitt, August, 1770), 7:653, 656, 689-90,
855; 12:872-73, 881
war belt circulation (1763), 10:689
on war belt circulation (1767), 5:676
Western Indian conspiracy (1771), 8:6-8, 10, 11, 35, 57, 251
Wetherhead and, 6:219?i, 234, 267, 639, 644; 7:466, 772
William (Johnson's son) and, 6:171
Croghan, Susannah, see Prevost, Susannah Croghan
Croghan Hall, 3:890
Crohon (Crohorn), Dennis, 4:271; 5:207; 11:614
Croix, dela, 2:21, 23
Croner Point, 7:723
Cromelin (Crommelin), Eobert, 1:347, 727
Crommelin, James, 7:231
Cromwell, Phil, 7:326
Crooked Legs (prisoner), 11:488
Crosby, ,7:90, 91
Crosby, (London mayor), 8:104
Cross, (Narragansett schoolmaster), 6:60
Cross, James, 9:273
Cross, Thomas, 4:757
Crossen, 3:144, 145
Crossfield, Stephen, 8:131-32
Crothers, Thomas, 8:413, 471, 605, 731
Crots, Christian, 2:731
Crotty, Peter, 1:245
Crouse, Peter, 7:680
Crow, Polly, 11:490
Crowe, Jean, 11:490
Crowley, Theodore, 13:94
Crown Point, 1:813; 9:183
Claus route (1773) 1o Canada, 13:617, 627
Cochrane command, 8:209
encampment (1761), 3:389, 403
English expedition (1748) against, 1:107, 141-42, 212
146
Sir William Johnson Papers
plans of attack (1747), 1:65, 73, 75
English plans to attack (1757), 9:669
fortification, 1:84%, 449; 3:128, 145, 966; 13:140, 150, 151
French-English boundary commission and, 1 : 262-63
French expeditions out of, 1:101, 200; 9:55
French garrisons, 2:786-87; 9:232, 773, 777, 789-90
French Indian deserters (1760) from, 10:164, 168, 169
French inhabitants (1763), 10:822
Indian agreement for French settlement of, 12:172-73
Jessup land grant and, 8:570, 580
Johnson land purchases near, 8:415
map (French) of country between Albany and, 2:740
map (French) of country between Fort Edward and, 2:420
Mohawk visit (1759), 13:152
road to Albany, map, 1:897
scalping party (1757) at, 9:795
Winslow expedition (1756) plans, 9:484-85
wintering restrictions (1768) and, 12:411
See also Crown Point Expedition (1755)
Crown Point Expedition (1755) :
Battle of Lake George (see Lake George)
Canadian troops, 1:517, 792; 2:12, 26, 27, 60, 62, 166
Councils of War:
Council of Provincial Officers and, 2:304-305, 308-309, 315, 318, 319-22,
333, 335-37, 340-41, 354, 361; 9:312-13; 13:70-71, 72
Hardy on, 2:134, 137, 139, 143, 338-42
August, 1:852, 860-61, 871-72, 874, 879, 880-81, 882, 883, 884, 885, 888,
890, 893; 2:4
September, 2:12-13, 15-17, 24-25, 39-40, 47, 49, 55, 58, 67, 70-71, 75, 77,
79, 101, 107-10, 116-18; 9:229
October, 2:157-61, 166, 170, 174-79, 187, 189, 191, 193, 198-99, 208-209,
212-15, 250-52; 9:260, 276
November, 2:268, 279, 292, 312-13, 317, 319-22, 335-37; 9:295-97, 301,
304-305, 319-20
DeLancey's orders to Johnson, 1:468-72, 649, 826-27
French cognizance of, 1:509-10, 548, 655, 678-79, S24, 846, 855; 2:229-35,
398, 503, 647-48
French deserters, 2:150, 153, 162, 165-66, 187-88, 197, 200-202, 207, 216,
218, 220-21, 222, 227-28, 339, 397-400; 9:269
French fortification, 2:62, 78, 111, 112, 200-202, 203, 222, 224-26, 227, 228,
339-40, 475, 503, 647, 717, 718
General Court Martial, 1:865-69
government support from the several colonies, 1:521-23, 525, 541, 556-58,
561-62, 568, 576-77, 583, 587-88, 590-91, 597, 607, 613, 664, 754, 770,
792-93, 796, 826-27, 833, 834, 842-44, 846, 888-89; 2:2, 4, 102-103,
147-48, 171-72; 9:168-69, 181-84, 188-89, 205, 247, 254-56; 13:41-42
Committee on State of the Army, 2:176, 177-79, 213-15, 252, 262, 273,
286, 313
Johnson's memoranda to the governors, 1:502-504, 880-81; 2:24-25, 48,
53, 57, 59-61, 122, 124, 137, 139, 141, 142, 143, 361-65
request for instructions in proceeding, 2:174-93, 213-15, 253-55, 261-62,
273, 287, 291; 9:247, 254-56, 265-66, 283, 284-85, 301; 13:61
(See also individual colonics)
gunners for, 1:715, 717-19, 720, 743, 789; 2:25n, 106, 156; 3:995
Hardy's report to Sir Thomas Robinson, 2:338-42
Iroquois land claims and, 13:40-41
Johnson commissioned as Commander in Chief of Forces, 1:537, 589, 603,
606, 777
Johnson's Indian Affairs responsibility and, 1:886; 2:283, 299; 3:270
Johnson's orders on conduct of, 1:730-32
Johnson's proposals for, 1:458-59
marching orders, 1:805-806, 807, 816-19, 325, 842, 381, 882, 887, 890;
147
Index
Crown Point Expedition,
2:14, 288, 290, 295, 296, 297, 323; 9:201, 216-17
Niagara strategy and, 1:551-56, 767, 846; 2:4, 35
(See also Crown Point II, recruitment, diversion of forces to Niagara
expedition, infra)
ordnance, 1:556-58, 561-62, 563-66, 568, 575-76, 579-80, 5S6-91, 598-99, 611,
613-18, 620, 648-54, 661-62, 674, 676, 690-91, 758-59, 761-62, 780, 806-
807, 838, 851, 852, 858, 859, 871-72, 878, 879, S82, 884, 894; 2:103, 109
artillery, 1:476-78, 542, 561, 563-66, 592, 597, 604, 605, 619-20, 623-24,
G53, 664-65, 721, 723n, 746-47, 820, 822, 828, 830, 885, 889; 2:65,
79, 85, 117-18, 119-20, 121, 124, 134, 229, 364-65; 9:167-68, 269-70
common stock, 2:356
estimates and supply lists, 1:479-82, 571-76, 608, 610-11, 617-18, 623n,
707-11; 2:109, 135, 210, 277-78
invoices, 1:697-704, 724-29, 762, 799-802, 835-37
Linscom report on cannon, 9:260
shortages, 2:10, 41, 49-50, 53, 76, 81-82, 84, 117-20, 137, 178, 1S2, 198,
203, 207, 210, 213, 214, 215, 216, 220, 240, 261-62, 264, 273, 286, 291,
295, 296, 302, 311, 321-22, 339; 9:263, 301; 13:68
paymasters, 1:587, 620; 2:7
prospects (1755) of taking Crown Point, 2:109-10, 112, 115, 117-20, 123-25,
133-40, 146, 147-48, 174, 175-79, 193-95, 203, 205, 210, 213-15, 216,
218-19, 241-43, 250-52, 261, 264-65, 273, 286-87, 291, 319-22, 340; 9:188,
201, 226, 244-46, 250-51
(1756) ; 2:341, 364, 371, 389, 393, 394, 506-509, 648; 13:62, 69
recruitment for, 1:498-99, 517-21, 524-25, 535-36, 537, 542, 552, 553, 555-56,
588-89, 597, 606-607, 621, 647, 660, 665, 674, 715, 717-18, 720, 768, 811,
827, 833, 843, 846, 849, 858, 877, S84-85, 888-89, 890-91, 894; 2:50, 58,
62; 9:168-69, 187-88, 199, 205, 206-207, 227; 13:41, 42, 44-45, 55-56
dismissal of troops, 2:251-52, 253, 254-55, 257, 272-73, 275, 276, 279,
284, 301, 307-308, 312-13, 321, 326, 333, 342, 361, 364; 13:66-67,
70-72, 75
diversion of forces to Niagara expedition, 1:551-56, 577, 601-602, 644,
652, 665, 675, 677-80, 687, 722, 733-35, 738-39, 741, 746-48, 755,
7S4-85, 786, 789-90, 794-95, 797, 804-805, 806, 807-809, 814-15, 826,
838, 841-42, 879; 2:1-2, 11, 374-78; 9:180-84, 213-16, 217-19
Lake George reinforcement, 2:67, 71, 76, 77, 79, 81, 91, 146, 148, 166,
170, 178, 187, 190, 197, 198-99, 200, 209, 220, 221, 240, 241, 251, 252,
253, 255-56, 258, 261, 272, 273, 276, 292, 295-96, 297, 339; 3:995;
9:261, 265, 273-74, 305, 306
Onondaga Council and, 2:506-50S, 510
total fit for duty, November 1755, 2:340
(1756), 2:494-95; 9:427, 428, 438
Shirley's proposal of, 1:445-51, 534
siege anticipated, directions, 2:328-32
spies, 1:634, 635, 893 (See also Scouts, Crown Point expedition)
wagoners for, 1:878, 890, 894; 2:134, 135, 182, 203-204, 213, 216, 229, 240,
253, 257, 272, 273, 274, 321, 377; 9:218, 267
convoys for, 2:296, 316, 317, 318; 9:167-68, 209-10, 316
desertion of, 1:872-73; 2:7, 10, 14, 51, 75; 9:229
escort for Provincial Commissioners, 13 : 74
impressment of, 2:42-43, 49, 53, 55, 64, 76, 79, 107-108, 136, 137, 178,
296, 339, 377, 502, 530, 531; 13:46, 69
Queens County gift transport, 13:57-58
reluctance to service Fort Edward, 9:224
removal of sick troops, 9:311-12, 318
stone-carrying, 2:64, 237, 275, 281, 358; 9:242-43; 13:66, 74
suit for charges, 2:476
Crown Point (1755) expedition See also Fort Edward; Lake George; Ticon-
deroga; see also specific aspects of campaign, e.g., Boatbuilding, for Crown
Point (1755) expedition
Crow's Town, 10:598
Croyn, Hans, 9:795; 11:208
148
Sir William Johnson Papers
Cruckshanks, Alexander, 5:504
Cruger, ,9:6
Cruger, Hendrick James, 4:879; 11:543-44
Cruger, Henry, 12:221, 896
Cruger, John* 1:419; 3:656; 6:588w, 686, 690
address on colonial administration of trade, 7:1141-42
committee of correspondence and, 7:400//
Oriskany patent and, 8:157
Sacondaga patent and, 7:1143
Cruger, John, Jr., 6:83, 357
Cruickshank, John, 6:242-47
Crumell, Johannis Philip, 9:657
Crump, ,4:217
Cryslor, Johanis, 2:731
Cuagne, Do, see Couagne, Jean Baptiste de
Cuba, 1:10-11
British losses in, 3:990-91
Havana surrender (1762), 3:875, 878-79, S80, 881, 884
expedition prize money, 4:448
troop returns (1763),* 10: 788, 803
Sr, also Havana, Cuba
Cuek, Gorge, See Koch, George
Cudworth, Ralph, 7:509n
Cuellerie, "Young," accused of Detroit child murder, 5:644n, 653, 670, 671-73,
688, 723, 730; 12:544
Cuff, Cammuck, 5:154
Cuff, Jeames, 5:154
Cuff, Jerusv, 5:153
Cuff, Patience, 5:153, 154
Cuff, Sarah, 5:154
Cuiellierrie (Curie), Miss ,4:734; 13:251, 257
Cuillerier, Antoine, 11:697, 698; 13:317, 319
Cuissy, , 2:20, 22
Cullin, Richard, 4:885
Culloden. battle of, 1:53
Culver, Nathaniel, 7:4:;l*
Cumberland, (Germaine's private secretary), 13:729
Cumberland, Henry Frederick, Duke of, 7:870, 1015
Cumberland, William Augustus, Duke of, l:53n, 233, 896
death (1765) of. 5:32, 55; 12:10; 13:380, 383
Cumberland, Port:
Braddock defeal a1 Fort Duquesne (1755), 1:722, 745, 751, 793
Braddock road to Fort Duquesne and, 1:599; 2:892n
construction (1754), 1:496?!
Crosap Indian conferences (1767), 12:382
French intelligence (1756) concerning, 2:654, 655
French plans to attack, 2:682; 9:642
garrison (1755), 1:703, 845
Harris Perry-Lancaster meeting (1757) and, 9:710, 736
Tndian census (1767), 5:577
Indians murdered (1764), 4:538
(1766), 5:69, 225; 12:41
Maryland Pennsylvania boundary and, 12:230
Scarouady conference with Croghan (1755) at, 1 :636-37
Southern Indian visits (1757), 9:772, 834 35
trade, 10:574
Cumberland Bay, 13:617
Cumberland Count v, New York:
Assembly members (1773), 8:70::, 722
establishment, 8:370, 402
justice appointments (1770), 12:790
Cumberland County, Pa., 3:875n; 4:715; 5:52, 616
149
Index
Cumberland County, Pa.,
"Black Boys" of, 6:169-70; 11:634
Cresap Indian councils (1766), 12:236
Mingo threat (1769) and, 7:97
Smallman account of trade losses (1763) witnessed in (1766), 12:63-64
Stump murders (1768), 6:86, 91, 94-95, 96-97; 12:420-21
Susquehanna West Branch settlers (1765), 11:760-61, 777-78
Cumberland River, 6:294
Cumeck, Pashento, 4:160
Cumins, Walter, 3:177
Cumming, Thomas, 1:289
Cummins, , Ueut. col., 2:250, 312, 317
Cummins, Elinora, 3:639; 4:87, 133
Cunigkum, William, 2:690
Cunison, Thomas, ensign, 3:991n
Cunningham, ,2:368; 3:426
Cunningham, , tailor bought from, 4:214, 267, 277, 2S6
Cunningham, David, 2:89
Cunningham, Greg., 4:123
Cunningham, James, capt. (Loudoun aide-de-camp), 2:4S5
Boston arms stores, 9:933
Bradstreet accounts, 2:674
on Prussian victory (1762), 3:893
Wraxall and, 2:516, 518, 519-20
Cunningham, John, 8:626, 629
Nova Scotia Indian Affairs appointment, 7:105; 8:365; 12:724
Cunningham, Waddell, 3:642-43, 665; 4:78
Cunningham, William, 3:377
discharge request, 5:468
land release (1765), 4:658, 884; 11:693, 694, 933-37
Cunnun, John (Schenectady hatter), 1:327
Cunterman, Frederick, 4:312
Cunterman, Jerry, 4:312
Curacao, trade with, 1:27, 31, 36, 38, 217
Curot, A.M. C, 4:423
Curot, Amb(roisef), 5:169, 777
Currency, see Money
Curry, William, see Corry, William
Cursen, Isaac, see Corsa, Isaac
Curson, , 8:874
Cuscalethon (Delaware chief), 11:723
Cushahoppin, 3:814
Cushing, Thomas, 7:753
Cushitunk, Pennsylvania, 2:754; 6:736
Delaware threat (1763), 10:897
Iroquois land claims, 10:537-38, 552-53
settler removal, 3:436; 10:212, 656
Cusick, James, capt., 6:144-45; 7:1042
Custologo (Custalaga— Delaware chief), 4:628; 8:889; 9:739
at Bouquet conferences (1764), 11:439, 440-41, 446, 448-50, 456, 459, 461
chiefhood successor (Captain Pipe), 12:1047-48
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:723, 727, 728-29, 734, 737
Shawnee hostage escape (1764) and, 11:483-84
son of, 11:459
Cut Away Iach. (Indian), 2:542
Cutfinger Peter (Delaware chief), 11:724
Cuthbert, , 5:541
Cutler, Abner, 3:90
Cuttawang, 4:526
Cutting, Rev. ,5:430
Cuyahoga River, 2:235n
Cuyler, ,4:207
Cuyler, capt., 7:558
150
Sir William Johnson Papers
Cuyler, Abraham, 3:148, 566; 4:237; 5:515, 563
Assembly election of 1769 and, 6:591; 12:408
autograph, 7 :xi
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:793
land purchases, 7:754
Low (Isaac) and, 5:823
Tionnonderoge land dispute and, 8:949?i, 957, 960, 1055
Cuyler, Abraham C, capt.:
Assembly candidacy (1771), 7:1070ft
bills, 5:294, 344, 380; 6:34, 163
commission, 3 : 889 ; 4:237
deputy agent application (1764), 4:584
Egberts and, 5:546
grenadier company, 4:298; 5:11, 556; 7:453; 8:533-34; 10:923-24
London trade vessel, 8:534
naturalization certificates, 7:1080-90, 1113-15, 1138
power of attorney certificate, 8:531, 533
Tice imprisonment and, 8:376-77
Tionnondoroge dispute and, 8:977, 979-80, 982, 996, 1014
Cuyler, Cornells, 1:813; 2:103, 576; 4:622
Albany clerkship requested for son Philip, 11:533
Albany Mohawk land claims, 8:958
Bradstreet and, 8:987
on commissions for his sons, 3:889; 4:237
Dalyell action near Detroit (1763), 10:765
Detroit relief (1763) detachment destroyed, 4:135, 137n, 148, 182; 10:718,
723; 13:294
Detroit journey (1762), 10:479
election of 1769 and, 6:599
at Johnson Hall party (July, 1765), 13:375n, 376
Presque Isle Indian attack (1763), 10:732, 742-43
proposing his son, Philip, for Indian secretary, 4:635
son-in-law of, 4:164
Toronto trade pass (1762), 3:756
Cuyler, Cornelius John, 2:499, 521, 523, 530; 10:940
Cuyler, Henry, 4:608, 870, 882; 5:552, 553, 559
Church of England and, 8:351
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:7S3, 792, 810
Low (Isaac) and, 5:823; 6:35
McDouga.ll trial, 7:578
money sent by, 4:622, 629-30, 635
Prevost and, 8:156
Vaughan lands and, 12:685
Cuyler, Henry C, 3:889
Cuyler, Isaac, 12:783
Cuyler, Jacob, 4:237; 7:453; 8:533-34; 10:924
Cuyler, John, 1:123, 293, 383; 5:345
justice appointment lists, 3:750; 12:783, 784, 792
Cuyler, John, Jr.:
commission offers (1763), 4:237, 257; 10:940
Cuyler, Philip, 4:635; 7:936; 11:533-34
Cuyler (Cyler), Tillman, 4:454
Cuyler, Tobias, 12:531
Cuzzans, , Sndachqueda patent and, 12:753
Cygnet (vessel), 3:869, 919
Cyrus of Montauk, 8:863
D'Abbadie de Saint Germain, see Abbadie de Saint Germain, Eugene d'
Dackstetter, John, 8:655
Daghstater, Mara., 8:334
Dakin, capt., 9:314
Dale, Samuel, 8:797
Dale, William, 8:797
151
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Index
Daline, Arin, 9:2
Dallaways, see Delawares
Daly, Patrick, 7:515, 1109; 8:964
in Adems accounts (1773), 13:605, 606, 613, 614
Johnson Hall residence, 12:962n
in Johnson will, 12:1073
McLeod on, 12:773
Masonic activities, 13 : 634
at Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1774), 12:1044
at Missisauga- Abenaki conference (Johnson Hall, July, 1770), 12:830
Daly, Peter, maj., 4:550, 555; 11:372
Dalyell, James, capt., 3:611
biographical sketch, 10 : 790?i
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:149, 167-68, 173, 187, 192; 10:873
Bloody Bridge action, 4:195, 196-97, 199, 200, 201; 10:762-66, 790-91
814, 857, 991; 11:493; 13:288n, 298n
Mohawks and, 10:756, 761, 803, 991
Dam, William, capt., 4:8
Damastown, Ireland, 12:1031
Dan, John, 12:1087
Danal, James, 4:154
Dance, Wouter, Bradstreet account (1768), 12:676, 677
Danforth, Thomas, 6:645
Daniel (Canadian prisoner), 10:285
Daniel (Delaware chief), 10:685, 687
Daniel (Mohawk) :
abused by boatmen, 9:430, 435
Detroit mission (1763), 4:192, 260; 10:606, S12-13, 870, 873, 907, 918, 921.
955, 991; 11:11
Indian Affairs expenses (1758-59), 3:151, 161, 175, 177
Kayaderosseras and, 11:359-61
Niagara behavior (1763), 4:200, 219, 232; 10:907, 918, 921
Oswegatchie scout (1759), 13:143, 149
salary, 2:626; 4:370, 378; 10:991
scalp bounty, 9:8
services of, 4:281; 9:19
sickness of, 4:299
war party (1757), 9:792, 795, 806
wife of, 12:183
Daniel, Abigail, 4:159
Daniel, Betty, 4:154; 11:433
Daniel, Hannah, 4:159
Daniel, Harry, 4:159
Daniel, James, 4:159; 11:433
Daniel, James (son of John, Narragansett), 4:159
Daniel, John, 4:159; 11:408
Daniel, Patience, 4:159
Daniel, Sarah, 4:154; 11:433
Daniels, Petrus, 9:650
Danielson, Daniel, 8:504
Danneston, Daniel, see Deniston, Daniel
Dantucqu, John (Mohegan), 4:728
Danube Eiver, 7:945; 8:204
Danvers, see Davers
Danzig, 8:758
Daquadesse (Chenussio sachem), 12:940
Darby (Darty), James, 12:819, 869, 960, 988
D'Arcy, Peter, capt., 3:262n; 10:275, 277, 2S6, 287, 28S
return to England (1762), 3:S89, 898-99
Darenton, William, see Darlington, William
Darien, Gulf of, 4:336
Darlington, Margaret, 8:538
152
Sir William Johnson Papers
appeal for a loan, 7:627-28
destitution (1772), 8:538
presents from, 4:578, 870; 5:155
Darlington (Darenton), William, 3:566, 837, 864, 886; 4:545, 776
accounts (1762), 3:831, 856, 926-27, 950-51, 956-57
(1763), 4:86, 150, 164, 171, 174-75. 199-200, 207, 212, 215, 234, 237,
267, 272
(1764), 4:313, 356, 373, 377, 422, 423, 454, 523, 533, 536, 540, 568, 598
(1765), 4:702, 737, 767, S09, 851, 872, 873; 11:755
(1766), 5:154-55, 157-58, 212-13, 331, 334-36, 408-409, 441
on advertisement, 4:816
Albany mail robbery (1763) and, 10:613-14
"blunder," 5:816
board for boy under Johnson's protection, 5:269, 273, 312
bolting cloth order, 5:377
business losses, 7:627-28; 8:537-38
church bell ordered from, 5:157, 158, 195, 211
clerk recommendation, 11:346
on flamingoes, 4:788
foodstuffs ordered from, 4:64, 87, 138, 236, 286, 870; 5:157, 211; 11:583,
753
furniture orders, 4:744; 5:82, 103, 157, 270
garden orders to, 4:49, 78, 104, 123, 431, 642, 720; 5:157, 211; 11:695
gifts of garden produce to, 3:901, 918-19
glass shipment, 4:860
Indian Affairs account (1765) payment by Gage, 11.-S45, 930, 959, 976,
986; 12:180
invoice of stores (1766), 5:209-11
Havana surrender, 3:875
on Johnson (John) English visit, 4:855, 858; 5:98, 605-606
Johnson (Warren) and, 5:641-42
Johnson's coat of arms and, 3:vii-viii; 4:8, 12, 31, 48, 112
Lukens and, 11:969
on Marselis sloop seizure, 4:739
on Marsh's death, 4:633, 634, 635
Marsh estate and, 11:528
Marsh request (1764) of, 13:323
Martin and, 4:254
money shipment, 4:280, 2S6, 608, 630, 809, 854, 874, 884, 885
monkey from, 4:845
New York business agency, 5:426, 434, 468
on oyster trade, 4:214
Peace news, 4:35
pipes ordered from, 4:426
on quartermaster's understrappers, 4:435
on restorative balsam, 4:622
saddle order, 3:946
schoolmaster recommendation, 4:716; 11:684, 696
sea food sent by, 3:927, 936, 950; 4:257-58
on servants, 4:191, 266, 277, 328, 417, 575; 5:72-73, 196, 220, 273
sliellwork grotto from, 11:120
silver crane ordered from, 3:672, 734
Smith (William, Jr.) legal fees ( 1764) and, 11:69
on soldiers' clothes, 4:60S
on Sons of Liberty, 5:11
Stamp Act and, 4:864-65, 877; 5:32
on steam inhalant remedy, 4:8
sun dial order, 4:8, 21, 22, 85
tiles ordered from, 4:555, 575, 578
trading post application, 4:521, 635, 648
Wallace receipt (1763), 4:S6; 10:653
Wetherhead and, 7:553
153
Index
Darlington (Darenton), William,
wine order (1765), 11:719, 753
Darlinto, Nathan, 4:540
Darnall, Robert, 6:254, 256
Darnall, Sarah (Mrs. Robert), 6:254, 256
Dartmouth, William Legge, second Earl of, 5:508; 8:677; 11:980; 12:88
autograph, 8:xiii
on Connecticut-New York boundary, 8:725
on French-Indian intrigue (1773), 8:932, 1142-46
Indian Affairs Secretaryship appointment (1774) of Chew, 13:678
Indian Affairs Superintendency (1774) devolvement upon Guy Johnson,
8:1128n, 1181, 1185, 1198, 1202; 12:1101-1102; 13:637, 643, 675, 690,
697, 703, 727
Inglis proposals on Indian conversion, 8:621, 622, 624-25
Johnson's death and, 8:1185
Klock and, 8:951, 970, 1009, 1069, 1116, 1192
land grants stopped, 8:724
on Murray attempt to buy Illinois lands (1773), 8:905, 931-32, 1104
Ohio colony and, 8:705-706
on policy of division of confederacies, 8:758
on Ramsey trial, 8:600
as Secretary of State, 8:579, 588, 589n, 633-34, 650
Senecas and, 8:778, 783, 855, 1116, 1140-41
on settlement of Iroquois cessions, 8:589 630, 639
Virginia frontier outrages (1774), 13:676, 677
Wheelock college foundation and, 6:450; 12:351
Dartmouth College, 1:536m; 4:813m; 5:304m; 12:1038m
See also Schools, Wheelock's college foundation
Dartois, Ulay, 2:43
Datoraha (Wyandotte), 4:547
D'Auberville, ,9:597
Daugherty, James, 3:90
Daun, Leopold, Graf von, 3:144, 145, 295, 635
Ferdinand and, 3:892-93
Dauphin, Fort, 6:52; 13:448
Davenport, Joseph, 4:738; 11:719
Davers (Danvers), Sir Robert, 3:759; 4:151; 10:738; 13:271, 273, 290
Davers's Vendue, 1:586, 601; 13:659
David (Indian), Vergereau land purchase, 5:142, 456-57
David (Karaghkundy — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:175
David (Tehaneyorea — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:175
David of Canajoharie (Aghnerageghta) :
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Council (1757), 9:782
Indian Affairs expenses (1746-47), 9:17, 18, 19, 24, 25
land deed (1751) to Johnson, 13:15-19
mark, 13:18
Seneca shelter of Newkirk murderers, 10:596
Visscher and, 1:171-72
Wyoming visit (1756), 2:454
David (Mohawk), 4:311; 13:217-18
Albany Corporation and, 8:955, 960, 965
David (Tehanerowanshaddy — Mohawk), 10:180; 13:174
David (Yonowandannio — Mohawk), 10:180; 13:174
David (Oneida), 5:728
David (Taquayanont — Oquaga), on Montreal expedition, 10:182; 13:177
David of Schohary:
Avigo settlement (1758), 3:153
Canadian mission (1757), 9:770
at Fort Johnson conferences (1757), 9:589, 622
Indian expenses in behalf of, 2:626, 639, 640; 3:153; 4:338; 9:651, 654
on Montreal expedition (1760), 10:181; 13:177
Schohary grievances (1758), 10:79-80
Vrooman (Barent) and, 10:960-61
154
Sir William Johnson Papers
David of the Hill, 3:159
David Taquaianout, Oquaga land sales (1767) and, 12:261
David, Robert, 8: a;, 20
Davids, John, see Davis, John
Davies, , capt., 7:1157
Davies Strachan and Company, 7:417
Davil, Joseph, 5:500
Davis, (boatman), 9:422
Davis, (horse master), 11:636
Davis, (sea captain), 3:323
Davis, capt., 4:860; 6:502
Davis, lieut., 1:868; 9:271-72
Davis, (widow), 7:1134-35
Davis, David, 1:717
Davis, Dudley, 6:465-66, 498-500; 7:1015; 8:31; 12:1044
Albany departure (1774), 8:1047-48
arrest, 8:368
Blackburn and, 8:1160
Gordon land release witness (1772), 13:523, 527, 528
Johnson suit, 8:699
Johnstown settlement application, 7:143-44, 305-306
legal studies, 6:498
McLeod suit against, 8:733, 734-36, 745
Johnson payment in, 8:739, 747-48, 767, 783, 786
Stringer and, 7:439
Davis, Isaac, 7:1051
Davis, James, 7:1050-51; 12:648, 787, 819
in Adems accounts (1768-73), 13:536, 596. 597, 602
Johnson suit, 8:375-76, 683-84, 699, 772
Davis, John, murder testimony, 5:492
Davis, John (Stringer accounts), 7:440, 441
Davis, John, 1:195, 196; 2:545-46; 12:676; 13:639
Seneca meeting (1762), 3:793, 818, 821, 833-34
trade practices, 3:547
Davis, Jonson, 7:463
Davis, Joseph, 9:271
Davis, Lewis, 8:333
Davis, Peter, 3:162; 12:1070
Davis, Robert, 8:20
Davis, Ruben, 9:282
Davis, Samuel, 5:171
Davis, Simeon, lieut., 9:280
Davis, Simon, capt., 9:236
Davis, Stephen, 2:244-45
Davis, Thomas, 4:146
Davis, William, capt., 11:691, 695
Davis, William (Mondeaticker — Delaware), 11:459
Davison, Agnus, 11:490
Davison, John, 2:438; 9:164-65, 202
Davison, Molly, 11:490
Davy, James, 8:334
Dawkins, Henry (engraver), 7:521, 592
Dawson (Dawse), Volkart, 4:716; 5:605; 7:378
Dayton (Deyton), Abraham, lieut., 4:208; 10:815, 817 818
Denke, Edward, 5:498, 583-84
Deale, capt., see Dalvoll, James, capt.
Deall, Samuel, 7:579, 1095, 1096
Dean, sergeant, 8:892-93
Dean, J. (Oquaga schoolmaster), 5:591
Dean, John, 7:423, 432
Dean, Jonathan, 7:423
Dean, Seath, 7:665
155
Index
Deane, George, capt., 8:725, 757, 808
on the Sir William- Johnson, 8:868, 870, 871, 971, 1060, 1160
Deane, Josiah, 6:777-78
Dearfield, Massachusetts, 1 : 65
Deas, David, 8:596
Dease, Anne Johnson (Mrs. Richard), 1:117; 4:523; 12:1031
Dease, Dr. John (Johnson's nephew), 8:263, 313, 438, 497; 12:1030
Adems (William) and, 8:845, 846
Brown transaction, 8:914-15
Johnson (Peter) and, 8:1063, 1163; 12:962, 1010, 1013, 1043; 13:635, 63ri
in Johnson will, 12:1072, 1075, 1076
at Johnson's death, 12:1122
Masonic activities, 13:634
at Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1774), 12:1044
at Mohawk conference (1773), 8:964
money sent by, 8:1109
pistols borrowed by Davis, 8:1048
wild carrot seed and, 8:984
Dease, Richard, 12:1071n
Dease, William, 12:1031
De Bernier, , see Bernier
De Berniere, John, 5:345, 679-80; 6:220
Deberts, , 3:826
Debrisay, T., 7:1S1
De Bruls, Michael, see Brul, Michael de
Decarihogha (Canajohary chief), 10:629, 631
Decaynetanyetoo (Mingo), 4:505; 11:330
December (slave), 7:231, 232
Decker, Johannes, 5:171
Declaration of Independence, l:9n, 19; 5:5S6n
De Couagne, see Conagne
Dedirak, Jury William, 7:467, 469; 12:792
Deed of Land from Indians to Some People of Connecticut, 1:397», 405
Deems, , 6:175
DeForest, Henry, l:24n
Defreast, , licut., 3:54, 65, 69. 86
Degaghneghtahere (Bleecher's Island),' 10:572
Degahany (Cayuga sachem), 3:220
De Garmo, Jetes, 3:149
De Garmo, John, capt., 4:449; 10:299
Canestio prisoner escort, 4:364; 11:110
De Garmo, Pyeter M., 5:545
De Graaef, Fridrick, 8:332
De Graaef, Isaac, 8:332
De Graaef, Yeremi, 8:332
De Graafe, Nicholas (Claus, Nicholaus), 2:576; 7:32, 680, 1107- 8:332
Seneca fort construction (1756), 2:641; 9:457-58
De Graef, Jesse Daniel, 7:439, 479
DeGraf, William, 1:188; 7:1107; 9:644
De Graff, Daniel, Schenectady blockhouse of, 10:922
De Graff, Josiah C., 12:676
De Grass, Clauss, 3:151
De Grey, ,7:1078
Degroft, Abraham, 1:173
De Grois, Stephen, 4:629; 11:369??,, 374
De Haas, , maj., 11:438
Dehanochrakas, Joseph (Mohawk), 12:531
Deiem, Johan, 8:655
Deiger, see Deyger
Deioquande, see Diaquande (Onondaga sachem)
Dejean, Philip, 5:653, 656, 813; 12:150
Dekanandi (Seneca chief), 10:891-93
156
Sir William Johnson Papers
DeKay, Thomas, 2:359, 387, 730
De Lamette, Johannis, 2:419
De Lametter, David, 2:419
DeLaricey, Edward P., 2:xi
De Lancey, Lieut. Gov. James, l:398n; 2:133, 716; 3:608; 9:146
at Albany Council of War (1756), 9:483, 487
Albany Indian Council (1754) plans, 9:130
Albany Indian Council (1755), 2:37, 92, 125
Albany sheriff (1752) and, 9:99
Albany troop levy (April, 1758), 13:10Sn, 109
autograph, 7:xii
biographical sketch, l:451n
Boyle recommendation, 1:715, 717
Braddock defeat (1755) and, 1:745, 750-51, 826-27
Caghnawaga Neutrality Treaty and, 1:543-44, 595-96, 605
Canajoharie-Kloek dispute, 10:337
Canajoharie patent and, 10:565, 609
Cayuga treaty (1754), 1:784
chief justice appointment, 1:850; 9:96n
Clinton on, 9:386
Clinton opposition (1749), 1:238-39, 240
Crown Point expedition (1748), 1:139-42
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:568, 706, 887
Battle of Lake George and, 2:25n, 48, 68, 171-72
at Council of Provincial Officers, 2:304; 9:244; 13:70
Johnson's commission as commander of Crown Point expedition, 1:468-
71, 603, 606, 649
Johnson's complaint of Shirley's conduct in Indian recruitment, 1:823,
826, 841-42, 879
Johnson's report on Lake George encampment, 2:6-9
payment of officers, 1:500-502, 506, 508
provisions for, 1:525, 597, 611, 654, 670, 682, 691w, 724; 2:81, 182;
13:43-44
recruitment for, 1:534, 557, 827, 834, 858; 9:169
Shirley's letter proposing expedition, 1:445-51. 458
Draft Proclamation (1759), 10:112, 113-14
Easton Council and, 2:892, 894, 896; 3:1; 10:2, 4
election of 1769 and, 6:571, 588, 758
Fast Proclamation (1775), l:847w-49n
fortification of Little Carrying Place, 9:137-38
Iroquois Councils:
3 751, 1:339-44
1753, 1:391, 396, 917
1755, 1:583-84, 610, 667
Johnson's commission as Colonel and, 2:808
Jonquiere letter (1755), 9:161
Kayaderosseras tract and, 4:694
on Kelly clerkship, 5:224
land holdings, 10:418
land licensing, 3:397, 934
letter, photographed, 1:595
Minisink and Esopus Indian attack threats (1757), 2:743; 9:853
Mohawk fort construction and, 1:452, 454, 184, 559,566, 602; 9:1 in
Mohawk River defense ( 1758), 2:818 L9
Xiagara expedition M 759) and, 3:110n; 13:116, 117 121
Oneida furl and, 2:298
Oswego correspondence (1759), 13:138
Oswego defense and, 1:414; 9:139
Pennsylvania land sales | L755) and, 1 : 163, 185 86
at Philadelphia Council i 1759), 3:205
on Province debts to Johnson, 1:238-39; 9:97-98 139 II, 149
regimental returns (1757), 13:96-97
157
Index
De Lancey, Lieut, Gov. James,
rum sales and, 1:560-61
trade in Indian arms prohibited, 10:103, 108
on Webb's call for aid at Fort Edward, 2:732, 734
Warren will and, 13:22, 23
wife of, l:21n
De Lancey, James, capt., 1:566
on Albany county division, 7:19-21, 43-44, 59-61, 100-101, 204, 594, 995-96.
1027; 8:237, 263, 357, 385; 12:932-33
Assembly candidacy (1768), 6:83
(1769), 7:19n, 20
Boston arms stores (1758) and, 9:933
at Fort Niagara, 3:110?i
Indian suspect and, 2:541-42, 545-46
lead mines and, 4:335
marriage, 8:237
Oriskany patent and, 8:157; 12:980
Oswego relief and, 9:446
Road Act (1770) and, 7:595, 596, 1027-28
Schenectady land division and, 7:1022, 1026-27
sister's death, 7:60, 100
De Lancey, Jno., 6:484-85
De Lancey, Oliver, col: 2:103, 167, 530; 3:388; 12:581, 684
Albany county division and, 7:43; 8:359-60, 370, 436-37
alderman appointment (1754), 1:419
arms purchase (1758), 10:20
autograph, l:li
billeting of soldiers on, 2:666-67
biographical sketch, 10:492n
Chuctenunda patent, 4:860
coroner appointments, 7:197
Crown Point (1755) :
arms for, 1:653
Johnson's accounts, 1:506, 581, 749, 757, 771, 814, 907
recruiting for, 1:498, 499, 518, 531, 546-47, 876; 9:169
sheep and cattle husbandry for forces, 9:294, 319
daughter of, 7:966
elections (1769), 12:699
German Flats land, 4:724
goods for Indians and, 2:537, 783
Gordon (Lord Adam) and, 4:760
Hardy and, 2:37, 64, 68-69, 133
Hay and, 5:830-31
horse for, 1 : 240
household tutor and accountant, 7:868
atKlock trial, 3:672
land purchases, 1:391; 3:289, 401, 411; 4:697, 767, 851
Cosby estate, 3:645, 656, 731, 828; 4:94, 204-205, 627, 633, 681, 855,
860, 864; 5:15, 270; 6:440-41, 469-70, 621, 636; 10:438, 492
Fort Stanwix, 8:557
Miln tract, 7:283
Oneida lands, 7:387, 465-66, 530, 553
Pennsylvania land purchases (1768) and, 6:357
Loudoun and, 2:515, 516
Miller tract lease, 4 :633, 642
Mohawk prisoner and, 2:80
Napier and, 4:564
Niagara expedition supplies and, 2:432
postal appointments (1769), 7:287
regiment of, 2:801
Shipboy accounts and, 6:36-37
telescope of, 1:525
Wappinger hearing, 5:506
158
Sir William Johnson Papers
Warren estate and, 4:885, 886; 6:636, 651; 7:995; 13:33, 34, 38-39
Johnson's account against, 13:723
Johnson's bond to Sir Peter, 3:401, 411, 608, 633, 640; 5:15
Warrensburg lease, 7:474
De Lancey, Peter, 4:877; 7:936, 945
DeLancey, Phila, 7:1144
De Lancey, Stephen, l:451?i; 5:31
Albany clerkship application, 4:636-37; 11:529-30
on Albany county division, 7:1109-10
on Assembly dissolution rumors (1771), 7:1070
autograph, 8:xiv
Chew and, 7:1108
Church of England and, 8:351
daughter's marriage, 9 : In
at Iroquois-Cherokee peace treaty (1767), 12:394
Johnson's oath as justice of the peace and, 7:869
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:784
on mortgage records, 7:1033
naturalization fees (1771), 7:1138-39
Stone Arabia certificate, 7:741
Tice and, 8:74
Tionnonderoge land claims dispute and, 8:937, 999, 1056
Tryon County clerkship, 8:436-37
De Lancey, Sukie, 7:913, 924, 945, 966
DeLancey and Watts, 13:386
Delaware George, 2:542, 546
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (1760), 3:208, 210
Teedyuscung and, 2:753
Delaware king, see Teedyuscung
Delaware Indians (Wolves) :
Bouquet expedition (1764), 4:585, 606-607, 608-609, 612; 11:376, 384,
385-86, 392, 393
Muskingum conferences, 11:447-67
Tuscarrowas conference, 4:570-71; 11:435-47
Bouquet Treaty (175S), 11:444
Bradstreet expedition, 11:334, 344, 365, 373-74
Treaty (1764), 4:504, 507, 521-22, 524-25, 534-36, 538-39, 540, 543, 546,
548, 616, 619; 11:328-33, 341, 343-44, 365, 374, 376, 502, 507
Canadian embassy (1763), 4:207; 10:304
Canestio expedition against, 4:321-22, 323-24, 325, 329, 336-37, 344, 354,
361, 364, 392-94, 399, 400, 403, 405-406; 11:36, 51-52, 74-76, 87, 96-97,
129, 132, 159; 13:324-25
Captain Bull taken prisoner (1764), 4:344, 349, 3.10, 352, 359, 365, 369,
377-78, 421, 496, 498; 8:77, 689; 11:119
returned, 4:740-41, 775: 11:714, 748, 768-69, 799, 822
(See also, Bull, Captain (son of Teedyuscung))
Catawba war (1754), 1:914
Cayuga shelter (1764) of, 11:235-36
Chenango Council (1756) and, 9: U6, 120-21, 429, 455 56, 609, 744, 747, 752
Cherokee-Iroquois peace treaty (1768) and, 6:41; 12:464, 472, 473
Cherokee meeting (Muskingum, 1774), 8:1058; 12:1082
Cherokee messages (1758), 2:803-808, 846 19, 863, 876, 878
Cherokee protection (1764), 4:399, 403
chiefdom appointments (1773), 12: 10 17 48
Chippewas and, 4 : 193
Chugnut invitation ( 1763), 10:963
Clapham murder, 11:444
Cresap murders (1774), 12:1098, 1100, 1115
Detroit alliances, 3:502
Detroit attack (1769), 6:751, 776
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:150, 279; 10:685-88, 723, 728, 964 65, 974
Easton Council (1756), 2:402, 524, 536-37, 684-85, 752-55; 9:744, 746,
159
Index
Delaware Indians,
750-51
(1758), 2:839, S65, 875, 877, 878-70; 9:802, 893, 954; 10:61
(1761), 3:518
(1762), 3:745-46, 759-60, 760-01, S37-51; 4:18-20; 10:404, 455
English embassy (1772-73), 8:647-49, 674-75, 689
English reduction of Canada and, 10:. 'J 16
English regulation of forts of, 2:439
English reprisal plans (1764), 4:235, 252, 303, 309, 321, 323, 324, 329, 334,
348, 354, 372, 373, 396, 402, 406, 415, 426, 453, 483, 493, 509, 519, 597;
11:201 {See also specific expeditions of 1764, supra, e.g., Delawares,
Canestio expedition)
Esopus Indians and, 9:465
expenses (March 1755-October 1756) in behalf of, 2:566, 574, 614, 621, 623,
633, 634, 637, 640, 642; 3:163, 165
(1757), 9:646, 648
(1769), 6:659
'1771), 12:921, 925
Fauquiere conference (1768), 12:415
Fort Augusta attack plans (1763), 10:757
Fort Chartres conference (Croghan, Aug.-Sept., 1766), 5:111; 13:407-10
Fort Edward defense (1756), 9:550
Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1755) and, 9:172, 173-74, 189
Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1756), Delaware-Shawnee treaty, 9:475-79,
488, 522, 592, 594, 615, 744, 752
Fort Johnson meeting (1757), 9:676-78, 685, 693, 695, 700, 710, 718
Fort Johnson (March, 1758) meeting, 9:879, 885-86
Fort Ligonier attack (1763), 10:728
Fort Pitt attack, 4:164, 358, 372, 37S-79, 538; 11:444
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, 1760), 3:208-17
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, May, 1765), 11:723-34, 736-38, 769, 842,
843
Fort Pitt confeience (Croghan, Oct., 1767), 13:433
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, May, 1768), 12:500
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, Dec, 1768), 13:437, 444-46
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, Oct., 1773), 12:1047-48
Fort Pitt conference (McKee, March, 1774), 12:1083
Fort Pitt investment (1763), 4:164, 358, 372, 378-79, 538
at Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 6:316, 333, 406, 407, 423, 424, 429, 436,
447, 467, 536; 7:652; 8:76; 12:488, 500, 507, 550, 564, 600, 606, 618,
621, 629, 632, 636, 648, 652, 673, 680
French embassy (1763), 10:767-68
French Ohio recruitment (1755), 9:834
French- Spanish alliance (1768), 12:601-603
French sympathies, 2:29; 9:540-41, 612
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757) and, 9:615, 620, 624, 719,
728, 729, 731-32, 733, 736, 737, 739-41, 743, 746-49, 75152, 761, 762.
763, 771, 827
Huron Conference (1769), 7:316
illegal settlements among, 6:5, 72-73
Indian boundary line and, 6:205, 283; 7:375; 8:76; 12:476
Iroquois domination of, 2:369, 411, 414-15, 418-19, 681-82, 752; 4:361;
6:139-40, 142; 8:640, 648, 675, 688-89, 837; 9:310, 336, 364, 476n, 477,
615, 747, 755; 12:937; 13:76-77
Iroquois embassy (1755), 1:496; 2:359-60; 9:333-34
Iroquois embassy (1756), 2:411, 426, 432, 439-40, 443, 445-46, 447 460-
71; 9:310-11, 328-29, 333-34, 353-54, 360, 364, 371, 373-74, 3S2-83, 400,
424-25, 429-30, 435, 439-40, 451, 455-57, 477, 540-41, 745-48 {Bee also
Iroquois, Onondaga Council (1756))
Iroquois recruitment (1764) to punish, 4:207, 272, 274 281 291 361 365
369, 371-72, 373, 387, 389, 399, 402, 406, 501, 551; 10:974, 990; 11:24,'
33, 52-53, 54, 61, 68, 128-29, 143-44, 149-51, 152, 157-61, 170, 173, 182,
184-85, 186, 191, 201, 205-209, 233-37, 291, 293, 296. 316, 319, 323, 337^
160
Sir William Johnson Papers
373-74, 472
Iroquois refusal (1764) to attack, 11:401-402, 504-505
Johnson message (1755), 9:334-38
Johnson (John) expedition (1764), 4:386, 389, 395, 427, 436
Johnson's Superintendency of Indian Affairs and, 1:476, 496, 590
Johnson treaties, photographs, 6:652, 694
Joncaire among (1757), 9:585
Kaghraandota rendezvous (1763), 10:869, 894
Kingston Conference, 3:566-69, 591
Kittaning destruction (1756), 10:964
Lancaster Treaty, 3:746, 789, 921; 10:576; 13:280
land claims, 2:752, 754-55; 9:755-56, 763-65, 827; 10:210-11, 214, 215, 230,
232, 266-68, 403-404, 454-55
Hardenbergh patent and, 6:761
royal inquiry into, 3:130, 194-95, 199, 219, 350, 390-91, 401, 639, 764;
" 10:230, 383-84, 465-66
Susquehanna, 3:790-91, 851, 931; 4:9-20, 218; 9:565; 10:537-38, 551-
53, 656, 691-92, 716
location and fighting numbers (1763), 4:243, 246, 252
(1764), 4:303
migration, 2:820, 875-77, 878; 5:544; 7:1149-50; 8:889; 11:601; 12:305-
306, 1048
resettlement among Iroquois, 12:242, 243, 258-59, 312
Mingo relations, 11:399-400; 12:1099
Minisink raid (1763), 10:896
missionaries among, 2:454; 12:305-306
murders (1761) of, 10:402
Muskingum conference (Croghan, Nov., 1767), 13:437
New Jersey Declaration of War against, 2:500
New Jersey hanging, 9 : 755
New York raids:
(1755), 2:359; 9:328, 331
(1756), 2:418-19
Niagara Congress (1764) and, 4:446, 512, 513; 11:13, 252
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:468-71, 475, 479-80, 492-93, 524; 13:246,
252, 254, 255
Niagara attack threat (1764), 11:163
Niagara encampment (1764), 11:196
North Carolina raids (1754), 1:496
Ohio River towns listed by Bouquet, 11:212
Onondaga Councils:
(1756), 2:494, 496, 499-500, 506, 509; 9:439, 151 52. 456-57, 478 79
( 1757), 2:694-95
(1772), 8:679; 12:105(1
Onondaga-Mohawk conference (July, 1768), 12:645
Onondaga Slmwi Council (1757), 9:779
Oquagas and, 10:896-97, 899; 11:182; 12:331-32
Ottawa Council (1762), 10:534, 535
Ottawa war hatchet accepted | 1703), 10:866-67, 891 93
Ouiatanon conference (Croghan, Any., L765), 11:899-90
peace negotiations and offers ( L764), 1: t25 26, 502, 519, 520. 571, 625, 629,
6 10 11, 61(1-47, 649-50; 11:173, 252, 3 15, 318, 325, 392, .".97
Bouquet conferences and, 11:496 98, t99, 509, 5 m
Chenussio protection of Squashcutter's party, 4:482, 192, 194 95, 195-98,
5(i(i, 501; ll:il!t, iso-si, is. i, is;,. |95j 205, 206, 235-36, 291, 292,
293, 314-15, 318-19, 321, 358, 378-80, 179, 494, 520, 540, 553-54,
597, 598
Chenussio surrender of Squashcutter's party, 1:502, 508-509, 512 !•"., 517,
518, 570, 646; 11:625, 628, 650, 657 5s, 660, 661, 704, 705, 706, 707,
70S; 13:334
Shawnee hostage flight and, 4:608-609, 618, 640, 651, 710: 11:482-84,
510-11, 515-16, 53,1, 560, 617, 725
161
Index
X)p1?iw?itp XnfiifLiiis
Peace Treaty '(Johnson Hall, 1765), 4:612-13, 620, 624, 633, 649, 650, 654,
655, 664-65, 667, 719, 723, 724, 731, 733, 739, 740, 756, 760, 770; 8:76
deputies, 4:586; 11:455, 458, 459-60, 466, 475, 482, 484, 515, 516, 519,
540, 544, 545, 560, 565, 570, 585, 586, 592-93, 604, 617, 624-25, 657,
661-62, 682, 701, 725, 736, 737, 748, 768-69, 783, 822, 831
proceedings, 4:734, 736, 741, 742, 743-44, 746, 749, 755; 11:706, 713,
714, 716, 761, 763, 820, 823, 861
ratification, 4:782, 783, 786, 793; 5:111; 11:869, 896; 12:79
terms, 11:496-97, 516, 565-66, 588, 644, 664, 702, 70S, 726, 732, 748,
810, 815; 13:334
Pennsylvania boundary line and, 3:931; 4:76; 5:8, 22
Pennsylvania condolence (Fort Pitt, 1768), 6:92, 122, 176, 224-25
Pennsylvania embassy (1758), 2:787-90, 797
Pennsylvania grant to William Penn, 6:557-59
Pennsylvania Proclamation of War (1756) upon, 2:440, 444-46, 447-48,
452-55, 458, 465, 467-71, 716, 756
Pennsylvania raids:
(1755), 2:368-70, 394, 409, 414; 9:309-11; 13:76-77, 78
(1756), 2:443-44, 446, 657; 9:420-21
(1763), 10:925, 974
Philadelphia Council (1732), 3:733
Piankashaws and, 8 : 646
Pittsburgh conference (1773) on Shawnee warning to traders, 12:1034, 1046
political structure of, 3:800, 803-805, 815-16
Pontiac messages (1765), 11:810, 813
Pottawatomies and, 8:117; 13:670
prisoner return from, 4:229; 10:99, 318, 409, 547-48; 11:175, 337, 385,
394, ±4:0-67 passim, 484-91passim, 498, 510-11; 11:661, 702, 713, 768,
800, 810; 13:132
provision disbursement (1768), 12:734
recruitment, 2:370, 394, 828; 9:420-21, 429, 494, 529; 10:29
Eed Stone Creek settlers and, 5:504, 492, 540, 573; 12:296, 308, 367
Sandusky Council (1761), 3:405, 438, 448, 696
Sandusky Council (1763), 4:255; 10:939
Sandusky Indians and, 11:125
Schoharie visit (1763), 10:962-63
Scioto Congress (1768), 12:373; 13:433, 436-38, 441, 444-46
Seneca land sales (1766), 5:242
Seneca-Ottawa meeting (1764), 4:495, 500-501
Seneca relations, 2:443, 694; 4:210; 7:652; 10:791, 903; 12:374, 379, 388;
13:436-37
Shamokin murders, 3:459; 10:854; 13:233
Shawnee Council of 1770, 7:689
Shawnee-Huron conference (Croghan, Fort Pitt, June 1766), 13:406-407,
413, 414
Shawnee-Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Nov., 1768), 12:632-35
Shawnee-Virginia hostilities (1774) and, 8:1182
Shawnee-Wyandot conference (Croghan, Scioto, 1766), 13:407
Southern hostilities (1757), 9:853
Squashcutter's death and, 11:820-21
Stoekbridge Indian message (1763), 10:931
Stump murders and, 6:102, 110, 128-29; 12:591
Teedyuscung and, 2:510-13, 524, 555-56, 788, 812, S24-30, 874-75; 9:565,
607; 10:214
Cherokee peace proposal, 2:803-805, 849
threat of general Indian war (1762), 3:931, 964-65; 10:578-79, 580, 597
(1763), 4:95-100, 180, 235, 239
(1769), 7:182, 185
(1770), 7:483-84, 652, 669, 689
(1771), 7:1153; 12:917
Tiaogo account of quarrel with English (1755), 9:334-38
162
Sir William Johnson Papers
Tiaoga settlements, 9:456-57, 565, 618, 633, 719
trade, 4:760; 5:381-82, 3S3; 11:644, 760, 778
trade indemnities (1766), 5:38
Tryon and, 8:596-97, 609
Tusearora declaration against, 10:946-47, 958-59
Virginia speech to the Governor (1767), 5:665-66
Wabash Indians and 6:512; 7:77, 78-79, 134, 138, 140; 8:842
war belt circulation, 4:408, 674-75; 5:662, 698, 751, 755; 6:250, 720; 7:149
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:6-7, 10
at Wheelock school, 9-ASOn; 10:310
Wyoming settlement and, 2:465, 499, 752, 824, 827, 842, 864; 3:391; 9:923
Delaware Kiver, 2:359, 368, 369, 402, 418
Albany county division and, 7:21; 8:300
Charles II letters patent and, 6:357-58
Connecticut settlers on, 3:391; 10 : 656 ; 12 : 392
Easton Council and, 2:574; 3:767, 779-80, 837-50passim
Franklin (William) on fund derived from, 8:264
Hardenbergh patent and, 6:735-38, 739
Indian boundary line and, 7:99; 12:405, 657
Iroquois claims, 8:348; 12:259, 260-61, 331, 346, 582
lands sales on, 5:735, 778; 7:94-95; 8:348
massacre rumors (1763), 4:219
Mohawk (East) branch, 6:736-37; 8:300, 348, 383, 384
Pennsylvania Purchase boundaries and, 6:556-58; 12:519-20
shipping (1760), 13:183
Teedyuscung's outline of Delaware lands on. 3:767, 839
Walking Purchase and, 3:795-818
Deligneris, , cadet, 13:115
Deline, Cornelus, 1:235
Delisle, John, 5:169
Dellius, Godfrey, 3:427; 10:311
Delly, Abram, 7:462
Delly, John, 7:462
Delly, Lisa, 7:462
Delomont, , 1:362
Delyel, James, capt., see Dalyell, James, capt.
Deinere (Raymond?), l:712n
Deming, Solomon, 7:414
Dernier, George, ens., lieut., 8:179-80, 207, 236, 505
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761) journey, 13:239, 241
on Niagara expedition (1759), 3:70n, 71, 79, 82, 91, 118; 13:158, 159
wife's desertion, 7:798
Demooth, John, 8:1210
DeMuth, John J., 8:655
Deneije, , 4:767
Denis, Sir Peter, 7:1074
Denisseaux, , 13:320
Deniston, , carpentry supplies (1769), 13:519
Deniston (Danneston, Deneston, Denison, Denniston), Daniel:
death, 6:732; 7:701; 12:794?i
estate administration, 8':72-73, 504; 12:794, 795
at Mohawk conferenr,. (Guy Park, 1768), 12:.")!.".
Oneida lands, 7:3X7, 165 66, 530», 55:;
will, 7:519, 6S6-87
Deniston, Hugh:
Broomc-Phornix suit;, 7:3S(), 616. !>::7, 1032; 8:710, 745, 766. 787
Deniston (Daniel) estate and, 7:686
Oustcrhout trespass suit bond ( 1770), 13:496 97
Deniston, Sophia (Mrs. Daniel), 7:1042; 8:72-73, 443, 504
land release (o Johnson (1770) 12:79 1 795
Denmark, 8:514, 589
fleet of, 8:831
163
Index
Denmark,
France and, 7:946
Holstein and, 3 : 681
war of 1771, 8:104
Dennie (Indian chief), 12:450
Denning, Eliza, 13:533
Dennison, , maj., 13:50
Denniston, , 5:664
Denniston, Charles, 7:1107
Denny of the Cedars, 7:960
Denny, William:
autograph, 2:xiii
Cherokees and, 2:716, 742, 751, 756, 797-99, 803, 806, 811, 814, 863-65, 878;
3:581; 9:954-55
Croghan debt, 3:387, 505; 10:255, 257, 306
Delaware English prisoners, 2:827
Delaware recruitment (1758), 2:756, 788-89; 9:892, 893
Easton Councils:
(1756), 2:653; 9:522, 564-66, 607, 609, 615, 744
(1758) and, 2:817, 839, 890-91, 894, 896; 3:1-2, 10-11; 9:894, 900, 954,
964 967 970 "10:2 4
Forbes and, 2:813, 891, 896; 9:893; 10:104
Fort Duquesne attack and, 3:3
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Council (1757), 9:607-608, 614, 615-16, 719, 735,
737-39, 742-45, 748-49, 750, 754, 759-60, 827
Indian Affairs authority and, 2:557-58, 559, 658-59, 716, 812-13, 815; 9:892
Indian rumors of Johnson's irresponsibility (1757), 9:628
Oneida message (1758) from, 9:923-24
Pennsylvania governorship, 2:505n; 9:505-506
Philadelphia Council (1759), 3:205
postage account (1757), 9:648
Quakers and, 2:742, 752, 753, 829, 834; 3:744, 848
Teedyuscung and, 2:556, 752-54, 788, 797-99, 806, 808, 812, 814, 826;
9:735-36, 742, 744-45, 756, 763-65, 892
Winchester rendezvous of Western Indians (1758), 2:811-12, 814
Wyoming speech, 3:33-36
Denonville, Jacques Bene de Brisay, Marquis de, 10 : 878n
Denormandy, ,3:258; 13:117, 121, 122
De Noyelles (De Noyels), John, 7:287
Denton, , lieiit., 3:60, 67, 69, 73; 13:152
Depaiba, ,4:643; 11:573
DePeyster, general, cited, 2:xii
De Peyster, Abraham, Jr., l:072n, 691?i
De Peyster, Arent Schuyler, capt., 13:670
DePeyster, Gerardus, 4:43
De Peyster, J. Watts, 2:537n
De Peyster, John:
autograph, 9 :xii
accounts, 4:221; 6:29S; 7:367; 12:998
Albany stores for New York forces (1755), 1:705, 756, 788, 799, 800, 862
(See also Schuyler and DePeyster)
as Albany Surrogate, 3:299
broadaxes sent by, 9:250-57
Collins and, 1:293, 363-64, 381; 9:92
Deniston will, 7:519; 8:504
Fort Edward garrison (1755-56) winter provisions, 2:405, 423, 424
land purchase license, 1:379, 380
at Mohawk Kayaderosseras conference (Johnson Hall, 1768), 12:572
Mohawk land claims at Tiononndoroge and, 8:567-69, 958, 993
Oswego garrison supply and, 1 : 29, 33
paymaster appointment, 1:587
Queens County gift to Crown Point forces, 13:57-58
request for letter of recommendation, 1:39
164
Sir William Johnson Papers
summons to Johnson, for selling rum to Indians, 1:19
Depokadori (Onondaga), 12:628
Depue, Moses, 3:567
Dequaney, see Couagne
Dequindre, , cadet, 10:822
Dequindre, Louis Cesair, col., 13:115, 251
Dequoney (Indian), 5:578?i; 13:426
De Eeviere, , 12:641
DeRidder, Killiaen, 1:622; 2:149
Derius, lieut., 13:115
De Riviere, , 13:711, 714
Ue Riviere, Miss (of Montreal), 4:734
Derley, John, 3:90
Deroche, (Aagistagese, Indian name), 10:425
Derreoice, , 11:827
Derrivine, Baubien, 5:134
Derroder, George, 9:491
Derryaganagh, Ireland, 13:734
Deruto, George, 7:438
Deryea, , lieut., 3 : 99
Desaguliers, J. T., 1:264
De Saulles, Jonas, 5:169
DeSautter, Jonas, 5:134
Desbroses, Elias, 4:273
Desbrosses, Stephen, 4:578; 5:155
Deschambault, 3:145«,
Deshon, Moses, 2:305
Desligneris, Francois Mari Merchant:
embassy to the colonies, 1:187, 192, 193», 196, 217, 220, 224; 9:64
at Fort Duquesne, 2:857
Johnson message sent by, 9 : 60
taken at Fort Niagara, 3:108, 109, 121; 13:115
Desmusaux, Lisette, 4:787
Des Onie, 3:546; 10:323; 13:235, 236
Desponligney, chevalier, capt., 13:115
Desreuisseaux, P., 4:768
Detailler, , 5:619
Detroit, 1:298, 302-303, 517, 915; 5:503
barracks repair (1764), 11:340
Bouquet peace negotiations and, 11:531
Bradstreet Congress with Western Nations (1704), 4:509, 526-33, 517, 549n
575, 601; 11:338, 340-41, 349-51, 375, 376, 394-96, 472, 493
Bradstreet Indian conference plans (1765), 11:646, 740, 839, 871, 893, 899,
901
cattle provisions (1761), 3:507, 524
Chippewa appeal concerning Lake Erie vessel (1769), 6:710-22, 776-77;
7:148-49
Chippewa murder of Sinclair's servant, 12:335-36, 364, 366, 373 j 13:435
Chippewa squaw drowned at, 5:731
communication with outposts, 3:528, 608; 13: 201
Croghan conferences:
(1760), 3:359, 360; 10:198-206
(1761), 10:218, 231-32, 310, 322
(1765), 4:848, 852, 859; 11:938-39, 940, 943, 954, 958, 962
(1707), 2:375, 415; 13:435,437, 138 13, III
rcnglisli garrison (1701), 10:320
English garrison (1772), 8:520
English governorship, 3:316-17, 323, 344; 11:223
fort design, 13:288-89, 291
French fortification of, 3:258; 10:130, 145, 171-72, 171. L79
French garrison conveyed to New Fork ( 1701), 10:209
French Indian Council's, 2:794-96; 9:011, 012, 020; 10:301
If,;,
Index
Detroit,
French. Indian lands at, 12 : 67
French Indian troops (1757) at, 9:642
French inhabitants, 4:792; 6:157; 7:29; 10:6, 560-61; 11:493, 853;
12:159-60, 968-69; 13:203, 230-31, 243, 251
McDougall plan (1768) for removal of, 12:606-607
French provision supply (1759), 10:131, 132-33
French strategic use of, 9:126; 10:131, 174
Gage Indian conference (1763), 4:284
Gladwin command, 4:81-82; 10:476n
Great Lakes exploration and, 10:294-95, 522-26, 544
Hay Indian Council (Nov., 1774), 13:691-92, 698
Huron church bell request (1768), 12:424
Huron conference (May, 1764), 11:176-80, 191-92, 233
Huron visits (1765), 11:939
Illinois colonization proposal and, 5:328-29; 6:87; 12:415, 429
Indian Affairs Deputy authority, 4:785, 798; 11:377, 803; 12:413; 13:225,
424
Indian attack threats (1761), 3:437, 505, 510; 13:217-18, 223-24, 225-26,
235, 239
Campbell (Donald) conferences on, 3:438, 448-53, 505, 514, 515, 520
Seneca plot, 3:437-39, 450, 460, 464-66, 505, 510; 13:219-20, 223-24,
225-26, 227, 230, 233, 236-37, 238-39, 253, 254-55, 256-57, 270
Indian attack threats (1762), 3:734
Indian attack threats (1763), 10:640-41, 728
Indian attack threats (1765-66), 11:740, 744-45, 763, 764-65, 772, 784, 790,
803, 851, 862, 981-82, 989; 12:227-28
Indian attack threats (1767-68), 12:367, 508
Indian attack threats (1769), 6:750-51, 769, 774, 776-77, 781; 7:1, 10, 13,
15, 21, 28-29, 30, 47, 55-56, 98; 8:137; 12:722-23, 729, 744, 759
Indian attack threats (1771), 8:7, 16
Indian attack threats (1772), 12:973
Indian land offer to Johnson, 13:203
as Indian meeting place, 4:200; 13:257
Indian name (Teughsaghruntie), 9:611, 612, 620
Indian population, 3:235, 501-502, 523; 7:675-76; 10:450, 559; 11:281-86;
12:1044-46; 13:209, 248-49, 251
Indian prisoner return to, 4:485; 5:618-21, 818; 11:334
Indian provisions, 3:388, 582, 822; 4:136, 200, 246-48, 414; 6:177, 541;
7:159; 10:255, 257; 12:822
(1765), 11:5S9, 765, 871, 898-99, 901, 907-908, 939, 958
Indian siege (1763) :
Chenussio account of Indian decision to attack, 10:964-66
Chippewas and, 11:307
courts of inquiry, 4:670-79; 10:730-32, 734-36
Cuyler's detachment attacked, 4:135, 137m, 148; 10:723
Dalyell action of Bloody Bridge, 4:195, 196-97, 199, 200, 201; 10:762-
66, 790-91, 814, 857, 991
Delaware reports of, 10:685-88, 728
expeditions to relieve, 4:148, 149, 150-51, 167, 173, 182, 187, 192, 194-95,
210-11, 212-13, 219, 232, 255, 278, 299, 363; 10:716-17, 719, 761
788, 803 ' ' '
French involvement, 4:164, 170, 303, 355, 391, 403-404, 414, 418, 433,
437, 447, 670-79, 763-64; 10:692-94, 858; 11:164, 216, 217, 218-19
226-27, 229-30; 13:290, 291-93
French involvement deposition by Jadeau, 10:985-86; 11:218-19:
13:317-21 '
Indian instructions from Villiers, 10:822-23
Iroquois and, 10:715, 717, 809-10, 829-30, 866-68
Jenkins capture, 10:690-91
McDonald account, 10:736-45, 776
Missisaugas and, 10:861-62
outpost attacks, 10 : 727 {See also specific forts)
166
Sir William Johnson Papers
peace offers, 4:278-79, 280, 281-82, 292, 295, 296, 299, 303, 310, 318, 319,
325-26, 330-31, 334-35, 354, 367-68, 374-75, 377; 10:915, 956, 992;
11:11, 52, 68, 115, 163-64, 191, 282
Pennsylvania Susquehanna action and, 10:691-92, 716, 720
provision blockades, 4:213; 10:812-13, 816, 863, 867, 873, 906, 907, 919,
920, 936-37; 11:518
renewal (1764), 4:403-404, 406, 408-409, 410, 414, 418, 424, 433; 8:841;
11:125, 167-68, 173, 174, 194, 200
Rogers journal of, 13:288-96
interpreters at, 3:552, 915; 5:442-43, 675, 688-89, 703, 723, 730; 6:764;
7:196; 10:452, 460, 544, 560; 11:397, 685, 831; 12:75-76, 206, 804;
13:318-19, 389, 421
Joncaire in, 6:416-21; 12:327, 387, 522
Lernoult Indian Council (Nov., 1774), 13:697, 698
mail routes, 4:299-300, 314, 422, 437; 10:606
Maisonville lands at, 8:178, 202, 224, 232-33
Maisonville mission (1771) journey stop, 12:931
map (Montresor's), 10:870
mathematicians' passes, 6:645
Michilimackinac dependency, 12:2, 31, 51S
missionary at, 5:437
Monckton expedition (1760), 10:163
murder of Clapham near, 10:520, 544
murder of Croghan's interpreter (1766), 5:239-40
murder of French officers (1761) rumored at, 3:412-16
murder of a white child (1767) at, 5:621, 644n, 652-53, 670, 671-73, 688,
723, 730; 12:544
murders of Indians (1765), 4:885, 889; 11:970-72, 982-83, 988
murders of Indians (1766), 5:160-61, 205, 224-25, 232, 271-72, 552, 573;
12:115, 130
murders of Indians (1767), 12:307-308, 322, 323, 335-36; 13:435
murders of Indians (1768), 12:508
Niagara capture by English (1759) and, 3:108, 131, 316; 13:153
Ottawa land sales (1774), 13:667
Ottawa meetings, 10:141, 534-35
Ottawa murders (1767), 13:443
outpost maintenance, 5:30; 6:313; 11:23
physician at, 10:452
Pontiac's War (See Detroit, Indian siege (1763), supra)
Pontiac visits, 11:517, 540, 569, 939; 12:100; 13:321
Pottawatomie attack (1772) on Van Slyck, 8:672-73, 749, 764, 770
Pottawatomie hostages (1766), 12:105, 115, 193, 229
Pottawatomie hostages (1769), 7:93-94, 141, 163, 189
Pottawatomie murders:
(1764-65), 4:650, 705, 719, 722, 733; 11:531, 547-52, 587-89, 602, 646,
665, 705
(1766), 5:35, 159-60, 204-205, 271, 276, 279, 3S9-90, 302; 12:29-31
(1768), 12:486-87, 507-508, 517-18
Pottawatomie-Spanish intrigues (1768) and, 12:585-86
Eogers expedition (1760) against, 3:229-30, 276, 284, 294, 301-302, 315-16,
318, 343; 10:194, 870-72; 13:320
French capitulation (1761) to, 3:310-11, 315-19, 323, 343-44; 10:209
Rogers plot (1767-68) and, 12:378, 440, 444, 449, 451, 492
Seneca messages (1759) to Ottawas of, 13:128
settlement proposals, 3:302; 7:359, 1149; 8:224, 233
sickness (1766), 5:441, 402
smallpox plague rumors (1768), 12:544-45
smiths, 4:180, 181, 438; 5:264, 382-83, 442-43, 620, 649; 6:764; 7:196.
526; 10:452, 544, 560; 11:831, 922-2:!; 12:75-76, 804; 13:319, 121
Stevenson command, 7:802, 1040«; 12:968-69
taxation, 12:968-69
trade :
167
Index
Detroit,
boat maintenance (1765) expense, 11:992
colonial administration of, 8:29, 37; 12:710
commissary appointment, 5:32, 76-77, 201, 278, 442-43, 545, 559, 730-31;
6:x; 7:78, 298; 8:1033; 11:537, 633, 831; 12:23, 106, 286, 373
court of inquiry on Hay's conduct of, 5:815, 817; 12:289-90; 13:439
courts of enquiry on fraud, 5:469, S17; 12:216-17
Fort Pitt and, 4:787
French-Indian trade near, 6:437n, 509-10, 536; 7:94; 10:858
Gage passes (1763), 4:212
Hasenclever proposal, 5:344, 345
Indian attack rumor effects (1769), 12:722-23, 726, 729
Hay residency appointment (1774), 8:1033, 1070-71, 1194; 12:1058,
1092; 13:666
Lenox application for permit, 10:430
limitation to outpost, 4:195, 443, 445; 5:523, 524; 11:222; 12:411;
13:457-5S
memorial of English traders (1762), to Campbell, 3:944
Miamis and, 5:546, 557-58; 6:53
in Niagara trade reports (1768), 12:650, 660-61
opening (1761) of, 3:317, 343-45, 422, 455, 461, 495, 502, 552; 10:257-
58, 283, 328-29; 13:203, 234
price levels, 13:203, 320-21
punishment of violations, 4:41; 5:726-27
report (1767), 12:398-400
rum-running (1772), 8:363
siege (1763) interruption of, 10:681, 751, 7S5, 786, 861; 11:589, 853
soldiers engaged in, 5:712
traders' memorial and petition to Johnson (1767), 5:807-15, 826-30;
6:113
traders' memorial against Sogers (1767), 5:819-20
traders' petition to Jehu Hay (1767), 5:653-59, 703
Van Schaack (1763), 4:247-48
Wade & Kreuser and, 8:511, 560
Winston and, 10:715
Turnbull command (1770), 7:731
Verchere at, 7:159-60
Western Indian Congress (1761), see Niagara-Detroit Indian Congress
(1761)
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7
Detroit Pilot, Bradstreet guide, 11:493
Detroit River, 13:248
map, 4:486
Deurzo, Elizabeth, 1:188
Deux Montagnes, Lac de, 3 : 2i0n
Devenport, Abraham, 1:493
Deverson, capt., 4:430
Devil's Hole ambuscade, see Niagara, Western Indian uprisings (1763-64),
Carrying Place attacks (1763)
Devine, Marrce, 11:487
De Visme, Mrs. Ann, 3:833; 4:228, 237, 254; 5:369, 381
ham ordered for, 5:624; 7:558
Prevost and, 8:207
De Vismes, Philip, 3:140, 148; 13:162
Devonport, Samuel, 1:877
Devonshire, England, 13:214
Devow, Sgt., 1:152
De Wint, (druggist), 8:552-53, 583
De Witt, Andrew, 8:555, 571
Deybertsyer, George, 6:703-704
Deyckman, Jacob, Jr., see Dyckman, Jacob, Jr.
Deyger (Deygert, Tyger), Sovermus (Sefferines, Sufferinus), lieut., capt.,
2:690; 3:370, 613; 4:175, 298; 7:456
168
Sir William Johnson Papers
Klock-Nelles patent release and, 4:657
list of delinquent soldiers, 4:221
Deygert, William, 8:334
Stone Arabia roads and, 7:214
Deygert, Peter S., 8:333
Deygert (Deygart, Warner), Werner, 7:666; 8:333, 655
Diagawekee (as name for governors of North Carolina), 13:391
Diagawekee (Diaeyagawehe — Tuscarora chief), 11:187
North Carolina embassy (1766), 13:390-92
Diahogo, see Tioga
"Dialogue between Marshal Saxe and Baron de Dicskau in the Elysian Fields,"
2:25n
Diaquande (Deioquande, Tuyaguande — Onondaga sachem) :
on Bradstreet expedition conduct, 11:709
flags and medals returned, 10:237, 238; 12:365, 370
Fort Stanwix Congress, 12:628
Ganughsharaga Creek conference (1767), 12:365
Iroquois Canadian delegation (1756), 2:563
at Iroquois conference on Newkirk murders, 10:626, 633
Iroquois conference (Oswego, 1759), 13:136, 148
at Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, Dec, 1763), 10:971
liquor request (1766), 12:184
at Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1774), 12:1054, 1060
on Montreal expedition, 10:182; 13:178
Niagara Congress (1764) journey, 11:253
presents, 2:462; 12:998
sachemhood, 10:237; 11:158
Seneca murder of French fur traders (1773) and, 12:1054-55
son's death, 12:241
Diary of Sir William Johnson, 3:105, 113
Dibblce, Ebenezer, 7:170
Dice, Maddil, 7:462
Dice, William, 11:796
Dick (runaway slave), 8:918, 968-69, 1001
Dick, Miss ,1:1
Dick, Captain (Mohawk), 3:153, 157; 9:722, 780; 12:900
Abcrcromby and, 10:9, 10, 16, 17-18
Amherst and, 10:125, 128
French Peter and, 10:308
Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
Dick, Captain (Onondaga), 10:410
Dick, Mary, 4:160
Dickenson, (of Philadelphia), 7:57
Dickerson, Isaac, 3:761
Dickinson, Charles, 7:220
Dickinson, John, 7:868
Dickinson, Jonat, 6:559
Dickson, William, 8:334
Diefendorff, II. -nines, 3:342; 4:112, 146
Dielbe, John, 8:655
Diell, John, 3:718; 8:333
Dies, John, 1:393, 418, 586, 618 lit; 3:359, 667; 13:228, 240, 241
boatbuilding (1761), 3:512; 13:265
Boyle and, 1:717-18
Crown Point (1755), supplies and, 1:580, 608, 649, 680-81, 684, 688 7" I 29
742-44, 747, 759, 762-63, 862
on flatboat construe) ion 1:863, 875
German Plats patent and, 1:67>5; 3:3(26, 373, 397, 398, 399, 1 26
Kayaderosseras patent and, 3:642
Dicskau (Deskieu, Diersau) , Baron de, 1:237; 7:54
British view of, 2:441
on Oaghnawagas 2:68, 72-73, 86
169
Index
Dieskau, Baron de,
forces under, 2:18-24, 48-49, 58, 60-61, 72, 76-77, 95, 111, 122, 146, 171,
200-202, 340; 9:232 292-93; 13:197, 198
French, reprisals for capture of, 2:293, 384
on Johnson, 2:25n, 68
letter of thanks to Johnson, 2:lS3-85
money loaned to, 2:403
papers of, 2:60, 169, 419-20
as prisoner, 2:41, 43, 74, 91, 222, 361, 399; 9:230, 232, 234, 238, 264;
13:81
at Johnson's Albany house, 2:44, 45 46, 56, 63, 100, 136 183-85 205;
9:293; 10:117n; 13:47-48, 49
medical care of, 2:280-81, 282; 9:232
in New York City, 2:47, 165, 183«, 342, 352, 438
Shirley's opinion of, 2:97
sword of, 2:422
Dietz, , in Lawyer and Zimmer patent, 8:1089
Digges, capt., 13:76
Dike, Nathaniel, 1:766
Dillabach, Wilhelmus, see Dillenbach, Wilhelmus
Dillenbach, Balthaser, 7:666
Dillenbach (Dillenbagh), Christian, 3:522; 4:12, 634; 10:607-608
Dillenbach, Martinus, Jr., 4:281, 286, 316; 13:322
Dillenbach (Dillebagh), Wilhelmus, lieut., 4:221; 12:333; 13:333
Dillenbach (Dillebach, Dillebagh, Dillenbach, Tillebach, Tillebagh), Wilhelmus,
justice of the peace, 3:327, 522; 4:286
justice's commission of, 3:641, 648, 652, 655
Klock trial and, 3:674; 4:144
Lappius and, 3:602, 606, 633
Myer and, 4:409
Stone Arabia threat of attack (1758), 10:76
Dillenbagh, Andrew, 6:174
Dillion, , 1:4ft, 14
Dimpler, George, see Demler, George
Dingman, Andrew, 10:531
Dinwiddie, Gov. Bobert:
biographical sketch, 1:833«
Cherokees and, 2:427-28
Crown Point (1755) and, 1:447, 519, 558, 846, 858
death of, 7:913
Delaware-Shawnee uprisings (1756) and, 9:451
French fortification of the Ohio and, 1:385, 916-17, 918-20; 9:131-32
Iroquois conference (1754) plans, 9:130
Jonquiere letter (1755), 9:161
Monongahela and, 1:403, 406; 9:208
Will's Creek expedition and, 1:420
Dinwiddie, Fort, 11:244
Dioagoa, see Tioga
Disease, see Medicine ; Sickness
Dishington, Dr., 1:1
Disney, Daniel, capt., 5:474
Dissenters, see Protestants; and see specific sects other than the Church of
England
Diver, Hans, 11:488
Diver, John, 11:488
Dixon, Mrs. , 7:173
Dixon, Jeremiah, 5:737n; 6:5n
Dniester River, 7:285??,
Dobbs, , maj., 2:551, 560
Dobbs, Arthur, Gov. of North Carolina, 4:49, 395; 10:951-52
Dobie, Richard, 4:195; 12:615
Dobie and Forbisher, 13 : 709
Dobson, Pieter, 5:468
170
Sir William Johnson Papers
Docks, Thomas, 1:872
Dogs, 4:790; 6:640; 7:1035; 8:379
breeding, 8:720
English import, 5:798; 7:559
Hibernian fox hounds, 12:2
hounds from Wade, 4:24, 214, 237
Johnson aid in snowstorm, 13:198
pointers, 1:971-72; 4:64, 68, 78; 10:282; 13:273
small-pox carriers, 13:209
tailless, 13:191
Dogsteader, Hendrick, 7:1067-68
Dogsteader, Ury Adam, 2:575
Dole, James, 8:351
Domine Eiver, 8:825-27
Dominick, , Jr., 6:241
Domstadt, battle of, 3:284n
Donbreek, capt., 1:249
Donegal, Pennsylvania, ll:663n
Donell, John, 12:1111-12
Dongau, Gov. Thomas, 4:65; 8:936rc, 956-57, 992; 9:158
Donn (Indian), 7:976
Donnelon, Franses, 1:50
Donnellan, Edward, 12:787, 819, 960, 98S; 13:569
Donnellan, John Ormsby, lieut., 4:440, 706; 11:667-68
Canestio expedition and, 4:427
English voyage (1764), 4:503; 11:334-35
Quebec Delineated of, 4:511
Doolittle, , capt., 2:212, 241, 250, 256; 9:274
Doquanie, see Couagne, Jean Baptiste de
Dorchester County, Maryland, 6:257
Doreil, , 2:25n
Dorien (Miami), 5:730
Dorin, , 8:352
Dorn, Richard, 7:31
Dorn, Valentin, 4:286
Dorset County, Maryland, 12:258
Doty, Rev. John, 8:928n; 12:1078
Doudy, John, capt., 6:297; 12:590
Doue, Abram, see Douw, Abraham, capt.,
Dougan, Henry, 7:70; 8:847-49
Dougharty, Constantine, 7:216
Douglas, Asa, 7:414; 13:639
Doughty, , ma j., 2:212
Doughty, John, see Doty, Rev. John
Douglass, capt., 1:760
Douglass, James, ensign, 3:990n
Douville, ,2:21,23
Douw, , capt., 7:180
Douw (Doue, Dow), Abraham, capt., 1:109; 3:321, 3S0, 607, 614, 656
drafts on, 4:254, 255, 266, 267, 311, 313, 356
justice appointment (1762) 3:750
justice appointment list (1770), 12:783, 784, 793
Douw, Ilance, 2:589
Douw, Johannes Volkert, 7:914; 8:153-54
Douw, Peter W., l:362n, 379, 380; 7:373
Douw, Volkert, 1:39; 3:750
Douw, Volkert A'm, 4:86; 11:695
Douw (Dow), Volckert P., 2:335
as Albany mayor, 4:43, 148; 5:64-65, 88
Assembly allotments (1755) for fortification, 1:920-21; 9:163-64
Assembly candidacy (1770), 7:1036
autograph, S:xiii
171
Index
Douw, Volckert P.,
Chenussio trade and, 4:228, 229, 232-33; 10:916
Croghan draft, 7:95
on highway commissioners, 4 : 633
Hoosick patent survey, 8:388-89
justice appointment "(1762), 3:750
justice appointment list (1770), 12:783, 792
in New York Assembly, 3:324, 325, 580
non-importation agreements protest (1770), 12:848-49
portrait, 3:325
Van Rensselaer (Maria) lands and, 8:428-29
Vetter naturalization certificate, 3:263-64
White estate, 6:641
Douw and Winne, 8:54, 612, 677
Douw's Point, 1 : 623n
Dove Hill, 12:1066
Dover (vessel), 1:250, 251, 259, 417; 9:94
Dow, , 1:306; 3:370
campsite at Douw's Point, 1:623, 646, 655, 658, 666
Dow (Canadohare— Mohawk), 10:18; 13:174
Dow, James, 4:494, 503
Dow, Johannes, 1:207
Dow, John, 1:381; 9:89, 01
Dowdall, Miss, 12:1031
Dowdswell, , Exchequer appointment (1769), 12:700
Dowe, , capt., 1:83, 178, 192, 610; 2:887
Down, capt, 3:068, 669
Downe, James, 6:154
Downes, Edward, capt., 7:481-S2
Downing, Dr. ,9:91
Downing, Henry, 3:90
Dox, Peter, 8:103, 1029
Doyle, Charles, 8:337
Doyle, James, 5:396
Drake, ,8:74
Drake, Joseph, 4:541
Drake, Samuel, 10:530
Draper, Jacob (carpenter), 13:304, 306, 315, 316
Johnson Hall work (1763), 13:307-13pamm
Draper, Sir William, 7:897, 1073-74
marriage, 7:913, 924, 945, 966
Dredener, Barent, 8:655
Dresden, 3:148
Droughlee, Sae, 7:462
Druley, Nicholas, 8:351
Drum, maj., 9:87
Drummer, John Evans, 1:219
Drummond, , Lord, 13:630, 631, 632
Drummond, Adam, 8:196
Drummond, John, 7:767
Drummond, Messers, 12:1024-25
See also Cox & Drummond; Harley & Drummond
Drunkard, The (Seneca chief), see Tagesheady
Dryden, John, quoted, 7:430
Duane, , 1:898; 3:944
Duane, Anthony, 1:24, 50-51, 95, 108, 128; 9:7
Duane, Cornelius, 5:399
Duane, James, 4:612; 5:274-75, 366, 540; 12:102-103
Johnson's land patents and, 6:151-52; 7:1155
Johnson's leases, 8:45
Klock trial and, 6:223-24; 12:496-97
McDougall trial and, 7:483w
pamphlet attributed to, 7:578
172
Sir William Johnson Papers
portrait, 5:546
Schohary dispute, 5:547
Duane's Borough, New York, 8:300
Dublin, Ireland, 1:257; 6:248
Downes (Edward) in, 7:481-S2
Eaton shipwreck and, 6:162
financial failures (1771), 7:1155
goods orders (1738), 13:1
hautboys and Jew's harps from, 7:711
Johnson (Warren) medical care in, 12:1030-31
Liverpool shipwrecks (1771), 7:1156
Lord Mayors, 7:650
Maunsell family in, 5:182
Office of Arms, 3:vii, ix
Ship Street, 12:1031
Temporary Laws suspension (1770), 7:1074
Trinity College, 7:239, 247, 282, 291-92, 296, 301, 310, S68
Warren (Sir Peter) death (1752) in, 13:19»
Dubois, Cornells, capt., 4:236; 5:556; 7:469
Kinderhook commission refusal, 7:673
DuBois, Peter, 3:101, 428, 562-64, 636; 11:693; 13:377
Canajoharie lands, 3:289, 374, 424, 425, 563, 583, 596, 616, 640-41, 647,
656; 4:657; 5:575
Dubois, Pierre Eneas, 4:778
Duboys, Thomas, 3:90
Uu Camps, , 2:887
Du Charme, Jean Marie, 4:516, 572
Burton arrest (1765), 12:1028
Spanish arrest (1773), 8:841; 12:1027-28; 13:622
trade violations, 4:511, 540; 5:378-80
Du Charme, Joseph, 4:516; 5:408
Duchce, Eev. , 10:538
Du Chene, ,5:813; 13:627, 629
Duchess of Gordon (vessel), 7:251, 924; 8:642
Duck Creek, 3:794-95, 801; 6:557
Du Clos, Niagara surrender (1759), 13:115
Dudley, , glass sold by, 13:306
Dudley, Joseph, Gov. of Massachusetts:
Mohegau land claims and, 4:458; 11:257, 414, 416, 420, 423, 425
Susquehanna Company and, 4:719
Dee (Duer), , 4:672, 677, 678
Duel, , capt., see Dalyell, James, capt.
Duelling, 4:373; 6:753-55, 758, 780; 13:153, 157
Parliamentary disputes, 7:1156; 8:50
Duer, William (Charlotte County judge), 8:463; 12:529, 793
Duff, capt., wile of, 6:547
Nuffield, , 7:1143, 1144; 8:24
Duggan, Walter, 7:751
Duggart, account (1768), 12:668
Duglas, , maj., inn of, 13:184
DuJaunay, , father, S. J., 3:412-16
Duke of Cumberland (ship), 4:35, 215, 578; 5:377; 7:578, 906; 10:613??
in Lake Champlain victory (1759), 10:130
Dumay, , murder of, 3:415
Dumes, ,2:446
Dumfries, Virginia, 8:1126
Dummer, Fort, 9:532
Dumond, . lieut., 3:73, 81, 82, 86
I himond, A., 8:457
Dumond, Egbert, 8:456-57
Dumont, John, 8:555, 571
DuMusseaux, :
173
Index
DuMusseaux,
Claus visit (1770), 7:961
gift of shoes to Johnson (1761), 3:322
Pennington abuse of Caghnawagas, 3:373, 384; 10:263, 268
wife's death, 3:363
Dunbar, Alexander, 8:636-37; 13:221, 270
at Onondago conference (1761), 13:222, 226
provision shortages (1761), 13:266
trade regulations (1761), 13:234, 235
Dunbar, Baziel, lieut.:
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:355, 357, 362, 366
on Niagara campaign (1759), 3:54, 71, 72, 74, 75, 77, 79, 86; 13:153, 157
Oswego relief (1756) and, 9:401, 402
Dunbar, Thomas, col., 1:446, 750, 753, 895; 2:479m; 9:292
Crown Point expedition aid, 2:65, 88, 106, 140-41, 155, 204, 206; 9:264
Shirley orders on, 1:845-46, 858, 874; 2:35
Wraxall letter on Lake George camp discipline and, 13:63
Dunbar, William, capt., 3:220; 4:200
Duncan, , 4 : 642
Duncan, ensign, 6:716
Duncan, Alexander, maj. :
boats for Johnson and, 4:432
on Bradstreet expedition, 4:430-31
in Dalyell action in Detroit siege (1763), account, 10:762-66
on Detroit expedition (1763), 4:168%, 211-12
to forbid unauthorized Indian meetings, 3:833
Fort Brewerton Indian behavior (1762) and, 3:869-70, 882; 10:497-98
gardener recommended by, 4:200
Missisaugas and, 4:516
Niagara provisions (1763), 10:860, 863-64
Niagara settlement plans (1761), 10:265, 270
Oswego command, 3:421, 442, 463, 522
pass for Cherokees escaped from Ottawas, 11:112
Bed Head and, 11:246
Duncan, John (prisoner), 4:496n
Duncan, John, capt., 11:619, 631; 12:605; 13:468
accounts (1763), 4:254
Albany postal delays (1766), 13:384-85
ammunition orders (1767), 5:515
Assembly candidacy, 4:251; 13:302
on Bradstreet, 4:335, 612, 622, 633, 734
Campbell and, 7:470-71
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50, 52, 53, 55, 58, 59, 60, 145
Canajoharie patent release, 10:828, 898-99, 927-29, 941
carriage size regulation (1763), 4:44
on closing of rivers (1764), 4:373
commission of, 3:857, 863, 870; 4:366; 7:410n; 10:496
on company vacancies, 5:11
Corry and, 4:37; 10:615
Darlington drafts, 4:870
daughter's death (1767), 5:610; 12:344
Doyle and, 8:337
Dyckman and, 4:874, 889; 5:1
Ellice partnership, 5:70-71
Eyre on, 4:454
German Flats alarm (1762), 3:854
goods ordered from, 4:199, 203, 204, 205, 207-208, 277, 286, 320, 321, 338,
363, 373, 383, 385, 536, 541, 767; 11:76-77, 109; 12:113
grenadiers, 4:237, 255, 297; 5:395, 557; 7:457; 10:940-41
on Indian management (1764), 11:77
indicted for quartering soldiers on Ten Eyck, 4:302
on Johnson (John) knighthood. 5:42-43
Johnson Hall visit (1764), 4:572, 617
174
Sir William Johnson Papers
Johnson's Niagara journey (1764), 11:251
Johnson's recommendation for government post, 8:1067-68, 10S0-S1, 1087-88
justice appointment (1762), 3:750
(1770), 7:569; 12:783, 792
Klock suit (1765), 4:845; 5:395, 515
land grant for military service, 4:363, 366; 11:73-74, 104, 117
land purchases, 4:233-34; 5:452, 515; 7:410; 8:904; 12:785
license for Indian trade, 4:584, 595; 11:345
Macomb and, 4:650, 668; 11:581, 599, 632
at Mohawk conference (Guy Park, June, 1768), 12:529, 540
Montour Niagara journey (1764) and, 11:197
on new governor (1765), 4:874
on Niagara Carrying Place trade, 4:633; 11:751-52
Phyn recommendation, 4:551
Schenectady charter and, 4:663; 5:8
Schenectady liberty pole and, 7 : 1104
Schenectady post office and, 4:64, 68, 792, 845; 5:32; 6:35
on Schohary land sale (1765), 4:851
on snowfall of 1763, 4:272
son of, 4:213, 266; 5:47
on Stamp Act, 4:860
Tice recommendation, 11:73
trade prospects (1764), 4:545; 11:50, 168
Van Eps and, 8:23, 719
Duncan and Phyn (John Duncan and James Phyn) :
JlCf* Oil Tits *
(1763), 4:195, 199, 203, 207, 212, 254
(1764), 4:272, 281, 302, 320, 342, 356, 373, 381, 385, 406, 417-18, 422,
426-27, 432, 440, 441, 452, 510, 515, 533, 540, 551, 570, 575, 605, 621,
627, 631
goods forwarded (April, 1764), 11:122
Johnson (John) account (1767), 5:592-95
partnership dissolved (1767), 5:515
rum order for Niagara (1773?), 8:989
Duncan, Phyn & Co., sec Duncan, Phyn & Ellico
Duncan, Phyn & Ellice (John Duncan, James Phyn and Alexander Ellice),
5:70,384,400
account, 5:297-300, 429, 507, 544; 11:508-509; 12:426-27
(1765), 4:649, 697, 708, 734, 737, 741, 744, 767, 781, 797, 811, 830, 832,
836, 838, 845, 854, 858, 862, 872; 11:671-76, 749-50
account for postage, 5:474
dissolution of partnership, 5:468, 486, 515
fur trade, 5:441
Duncan, Eichard, ens., lieut. :
on Boston port, 8:1157
commission, 4:237, 266; 5:11; 7:457; 10:570
European trip (1766), 5:47, 163
on New York riots (1763), 4:865
recommended for justice appointment, 3:666, 680, 726
Dundas, Alexander, 5:377; 13:398
Dnndass, James and Thomas, 6:289n, 290
Dungnn, Thomas, .tee Dongan, Thomas
Dungannon, Ireland, 13:73 1
Dunham, George, 13:54
Dunkirk, 7:1047
Dunlap, ,1:44
Dunlap, , of Philadelphia, 10:255
Dunlap, Andrew, 7:438
Dunlap, Hugh, 2:504
Dunlap's Creek, Virginia. 4:190-91
Dunlop, Samuel, 4:277; 8:334; 10:986 38
Dunmore, John Murray, Earl of, 7: 3 7 7//, 100, 402n; 8:209
175
Index
DTm°emanarrival, 7:579, 640, 643, 670, 674, 697, 711, 713n, 718, 737, 753,
816, 839, 851, 870, 913, 966; 12:848, 876; 13:498
Johnson's letter of greeting, 7:984_
Bivington's impressions, 7:945, 1157
application to stay in New York, 8:98, 192
Assembly relations, 7:1136, 1145
Bullit and, 8:889?t
Chew and, 8:1073
Colden (Cadwallader) and, 7:998
colonial administration of trade and, 7:1141-42, 1159; 8:25, 28-30, 36-37
currency and, 7 : 753
Fort Pitt and, 8:1064, 1126, 1152-53, 1179; 12:1083
Indian Affairs Deputies and, 8:481, 552
Invasion Act revival against Shawnees (1774), 13:687, 693, 699, 701, 703
Johnson visit (1771), 8:86, 234; 12:909, 965
Kmderhook-Claverack dispute, 8:84-85, 95-96, 100-102; 12:905-906
land grants and, 7:464, 1043, 1154; 8:4, 66, 131-32, 152-53, 346, 1014
law licenses, 8:73
New York trade agency and, 7:1073
Oneidas and, 7:1160; 8:30; 13:498-501
Schenectady visit (1771), 8:139
Tryon and, 8:52, 156-57, 192-93, 563; 12:893
Virginia governorship, 7:1130^, 1145, 1157; 8:30, 38, 563, 1059; 12:893
Wallace and, 8:86, 207, 217, 236, 263
Walpole Grant and, 8:892
Dunn, ,7:723; 13:626
Dunnahoe, John, 11:488
Dunshaglin, Ireland, 1:244
Dupais, 6:52
Dupais, Fort, 13:448
Dupeis, (trader), 5:134
Duplessis, , lieut., 9:573
Duplessy, Saber, 1:210-11
Dupplin, Thomas Hay, Viscount, 1:273; 13:99
Dupratz, Antoine Simon Le Page, 5:127»
Dupuis, Nicholas, Jr., 10:530
Dupuis (Dupue, Dupuy), Samuel:
Susquehanna lands, 3:767, 839, 847; 10:530, 531, 532
Minnisink land purchase, 2 : 874
Duquesne, Fort:
Braddock expedition defeat (1755), 1:712, 722, 745-48, 750-51, 752-53, 759
760, 763, 766, 767, 772, 774-75, 791-93, 810-11, 823-24, 826-27, 833, 882
2:4, 28-29, 30, 90, 368, 369-70, 382, 650, 825; 3:995; 8:889«, 1067
9:201, 210, 292, 309, 565, 901n; 10:41n
minutebook found by French at, 2:229-35
success rumors, 1:752, 753, 760-61, 763, 765-66; 9:201, 210
Cherokees and, 2:784; 9:613; 13:207
Delaware treaty (1758), 11:444
Dunbar attack plans (1755), 1:858, 875
Forbes expedition (1758) against, 2:811-12, S91; 3:3-4, 14, 34; 10: In, 78;
13:207
French capture (1754), 1:403, 406
French Cayuga conference (1756) at, 9:540
French expedition (1757) from, 2:710; 9:664
French garrison at, 2:718-19, 857; 9:540, 612-13, 642, 791; 10:38
Grant's defeat near, 3:4?i
Indian settlements near, 2:443, 500, 827; 9:477, 540-41, 612
Johnson Council with Indians at, 3:486, 487
Miami attack (1758), 2:775
Niagara (1757) and, 9:612
prisoners at, 2:542, 545-46, 654
road to, 2:891, 892n
176
Sir William Johnson Papers
Southern Indian hostilities (1757), 9:750
Durham Treaty, 3:779, 796, 806, 816, 811, 842
Durkee, maj., 6:784; 7:46, 273
Duryee, Ab., 5:331
Dussler, Andreas, 4:312
Dutch :
agriculture, 8:182-83; 13:194, 196
Albany justice appointments and, 12:782
Albany trade beginnings, 13:209
attitudes toward, 2:497, 498, 702, 7S1-82; 3:328-29, 341, 365, 408, 887-88;
7:1014; 10:940; 13:187, 191, 193, 194, 201, 323, 331
clothing, 13:191
cooking methods, 13:196, 199, 208, 209
election of 1768 and, 6:152
Fort Hendrick Indian disputes (175S), 10:56
French and, 1:36; 2:677, 723
European victory rumors (1757), 9:795
fur trade, 4:557
German settlers and, 9:147
houses of, 13:185, 192, 196
Indians and, 1:147; 3:340; 8:956, 1108; 9:607
inheritance system, 13:201
Irish riots (1761), 13:201
Johnson and, 1:832; 5:391
Mohawk Schenectady claims, 10:555
New Year celebration, 13:190
in New York City, 13:185
Queen's College establishment, 5:526-27
in Royal Americans, 10-Aln
smoking habits, 13:197
Toronto trade, 8:129
witch trials among, 1:45
See also Germans
Dutchess County, 1:36, 367m, 564; 2:555n; 9:86, 87, 138
Lawrence lands in, 8:465-66
Mahican land claims, 10:853, 854
militia reorganization, 7:262, 380; 12:319
regimental appointments, 8:595
Wappinger land claims, 4:820-21, 832, 835-36; 5:506; 11:630-31, 884-86,
911-12
Dutch Reformed Church, l:45n, 645n; 5:526; 6:606; 7:598
Duly Acts, see Taxation, Revenue Acts
Duyckinck, Gerardus, 3:956; 4:454; 5:363; 6:646, 647
A.dems and, 7:751, 845
Dwight, Joseph, 1:353-54, 357
Dwight, Nathanael, 2:244
Dyaderowane (Cayuga chief), 9:539
Dyattego (Canajoharie woman), 13:112-13
Dyckuian (Dykeman), Jacob, 4:697, 874, 889; 5:1
postal appointment, 7:287
Dyckman (Dcyckman, Dykeman), Jacob, Jr., 4:35-36; 7:2S7
Dyer, Ebenezer, 2:358, 406; 9:254
Dyer, Eliphalet, col, 1:401, 494; 2:99
on anmiunil ion, 2:198
at Crown Point (1755) Councils of War, 2:175, 198, 250, 312; 9:260, 319
guard officers' dispute, 2:259-60
Indian boundary line and, 6:272
Middleton court of inquiry and, 9:286-87, 288, 289, 295, 296
Pitkin and, 7:242
regiment of, 2:211
Susquehanna Company mid:
Assembly petition (1769), 6:607, 629, 7sl' : 7:235
177
Index
Dyer, Elipnalet,
Iroquois conference invitation (1763), 4:66, 70, 74, 76; 10:655
Iroquois bribe attempt (1762), 3:660-61; 10:416-17
London voyage to negotiate for, 4:217-19; 10:484, 486
Northhampton County dispersal of settlers, 6:687, 689; 7:940
report (May, 1764) on conditions of obtaining a grant, 4:428-30
Wyoming forcible settlement (1769), 6:698, 783, 784; 7:46, 64
Dykeman, ,3:950; 4:104, 123
Dygert, (publican), 6:167
Dysart, Richard, lieut., 8:235
Dyson, J., 6:215
Earl of Halifax (packet), 4:648; 7:180, 752
Early, Edward, 8:985
Earnest, , 1:438
Eastburn, , 3:808
East Florida, Gordon lands in, 8:196; 12:250, 251
government established, 4:267; 10:978
Haldimand proclamation (1774) on unauthorized land survey or patent,
8:1074, 1077
East Hampton, Long Island, 8:853, 854, 891
East India Company, 6:449; 7:7n, 157, 180
Boston Tea Party and, 8:1115
colonial chinaware production and, 8:184
private forces refused by Parliament, 8:94
rejection of government control, 7:270, 285-86
Rogers and, 7:732
Tea Tax and, 7:70Sw; 8:249
East Indies, 3:148; 7:427, 630
battle of Pondicherry, 13:161, 245
Easton, Pennsylvania, 2:402; 7:273
Easton Council, 7:218
(1756), 2:524, 536-37, 555-56, 653, 684-85; 9:522, 526-27, 564-66, 589, 607,
609, 615, 744, 746
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Congress (1757) and, 9:731, 734, 744, 746, 749,
750-51, 764, 765
(1757), 2:743, 752-56, 788; 3:194; 10:210-11, 214, 232, 266-67 (See also
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress
(1757))
(1758), 3:33-34, 214; 10:396; 12:520; 13:113
Iroquois deed of lands released to Pennsylvania, 10:43-48, 54, 539-40
Johnson's invitation, 2:890-91, S94, 896; 10:2, 4
preparations, 2:770, 816, 827, 829, 839, 875, 877-80, 892; 3:1-2, 4,
10-11; 9:894, 951-52, 954-55, 964, 967, 969-70; 10:6, 7
on trade, 10:103-104
(1761), 3:518, 522, 523, 526, 536, 558; 10:331; 13:220, 268, 271
(1762), Johnson's report to the Lords of Trade, 3:837-52, 890, 909, 914;
4:18-20 passim, 78, 88, 398; 10:474, 552, 559, 566-67
Lords of Trade report to George III, 4:18-20
Pennsylanvia Proprietors' answer to Quaker Assembly members, 3:799-
811, 839-40, 848
Pennsylvania Proprietors' answer to Teedyuscung, 3:812-18, S49
preparations, 3:686-89, 724-25, 740, 744-46, 759-60, 838, 846; 10:403-
404, 449, 451, 454-55, 465-66
Proceedings, 3:760-91, 822-23
Quaker Assembly members' letter of explanation, 3:794-99
Quaker reports, 13:279
Eaton, capt., 6:162
Ebbetts, Daniel, 1:762; 7:562
Ebeny, , (German settler), 13:161
Ebits, , Tice affair and, 8:370, 378, 381
Ece (Ice), John, 4:775, 781
Echeoiiabemet (Ottawa), 4:804, 807
178
Sir William, Johnson Papers
Echeson, Cornelius, 7:462
Echeson, Cornelius, Jr., 7:462
Echeson, John, 7:462
Echeson, Thomas, 7:462
Echeson, Thomas, Jr., 6:241; 7:462
Echeson, Thomas J., 7:463
Echeson, Thomas T., 7:463
Echeson, Tunis, 7:462
Eehota (Cherokee town), 7:1131; 8:58, 349; 12:395ra
Cherokee deputy return (1769) to, 12:689, 736, 761
Ecker, Abraham, 3:357
Ecker, Adam, 8:334
Ecker, George, 3:357; 7:352
Eckerson, Thomas, capt., see Ackeson, Thomas, capt.
Ecnards, 5:660
Ecuyer, Simeon, capt., 4:195; 10:598, 728, 733
Eden, Robert, S:1179«,
Edgar, David, 5:496; 7:465; 8:218; 13:161
Edgar, William:
Detroit traders' petition (1767), 5:656, 813
on Ottawa peace offers (1763), 4:222; 10:914-15
rum trade, 3:720-21; 8:363
trade loss account (1763), 5:597; 11:614
Edgar Augusta (vessel), 7:946
Edge, Joseph, 7:832
Edge, Samuel, 12:980-82
Edgel, John, 1:188
Edinburgh, Scotland:
architecture, 13:211
College of Physicians, 5:761, 781
University, 5:780n; 8:1158n
Edmestone, see Edmondstone
Edmon, ,1:14
Edmonstone, Charles, capt., 5:681; 6:607; 7:70-71, 264
accounts, 8:70, 111; 12:902
Croghan conference (1770), 7:314, 855-57
Croghan Fort Pitt (Dec. 1767), Indian conference, 13:444, 446
Indian warning of uprising (1769), 7:186-87, 211
on King (Thomas) councils (1771), 7:1153
Shawnee migration and, 7:1149-50
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:9-11, 35, 57, 77, 142, 518
Edmondstone, Robert, lieut., 5:735
Edmondstone (Edmeston), William, capt., maj., 5:734-35, 778; 6:11
land purchases, 8:1045-46, 1131
Willson debt (1746), 1:57
Edmunds, William, 2:524
Education :
Archbishop of Canterbury on, 5:383
Boston movement (1762), 3:628, 8<S0, 903; 4:182
of Brant (Joseph), 13:300
of children released from the Indians, 5:269, 273, 312
of clerks, 11:347
for commissary appointments, 5:80-81
Dutch 5*526-27
of girls, 1:353, 358; 8:641, 657, 665; 10:345, 469
Indian response to, 12:954-55
of Indian schoolmasters, 11 :339
of interpreters, 5:628; 9:127
medical, 4:867, 876; 5:774
ministers and (see Missionaries, education and)
of missionaries, 3:557, 569, 864; 5:572, 604, 779, 781; 6:517, 518; 7:291-92,
296, 301, 310, 516, 518, 602, 811-12, 878; 10:729; 11:653 800-801
179
Index
Education,
(See also Indians, education of, for the ministry)
Mohawk instruction in reading (1749), 9:53-54
of Odeserundy son, 8:622-23, 625
of Johnson (Peter), 5:375, 488, 504; 6:171-72; 8:842, 920, 947, 1063;
12:961-62, 966, 1010-11, 1013-14, 1028-29; 13:621, 636
requirements for secretary of Indian Affairs, 2:524-25
schooling costs for Richard Young (1767), 5:803-805
of schoolmasters, 11:653, 800-801 (See also School-teachers)
Tuscarora, 3:675; 8:1173-75
Warren bequest for Indian education, 1:353; 3:880; 4:380; 5:591
of William of Canajoharie, 5:604, 775, 843-45; 6:66, 170-71, 238
of women, 1:353, 358; 8:641, 657, 665; 10:345, 409; 11:339, 670, 671
See also Schools
Edward (vessel), 3:323; 4:8, 599, 607, 731
Edward, Fort (at the Great Carrying Place) :
Abercromby at, 2:849, 852, 867, 871, 872; 9:543, 550, 614, 640
Blanchard command, 2:14, 17; 9:224-26
cannon for, 2:132, 144, 154
on Claus route to Canada (1773), 13:617, 627
Cockcroft's administration of, 2:56, 63-64, 66, 70-71, 94
Commissioners' visit (Nov., 1755), 13:74
construction, 2:99, 111, 171, 228, 238, 278
barracks, 2:64, 132, 281, 355, 358, 387, 406; 9:242-43, 307, 338-39
Councils of War on, 1:861, 893; 2:39-40
Eyre plans, 1:879, 883, 887, 889; 2:15-16, 31, 53, 84, 96-97, 115, 121,
130-31, 144, 146, 194, 202, 236, 257, 284; 9:266-68
Eyre reinforcement (1759), 10:100ft
magazine for, 2:289, 407; 9:485
soldier labor on, 2:100, 180-81; 9:264, 265, 485
tools in, 2:182, 190, 204, 253, 358, 386
wagons in, 2:64, 66, 182, 237, 275; 9:242-43, 262; 13:66, 74
corn shipment (1769), 6:756
Court of Inquiry proceedings, 2:305-306
deserters (August 14, 1757), 2:731-32, 739
directions to commandant in case of attack, 2:365-66, 386-87
Port William Henry French attack (Aug. 1757) and, 2:728-32, S85; 9:667,
806, 811-12, S19-22, 832
Webb summons for aid, 2:728, 732; 9:809-10, 819-20; 13:203
Fort William Henry garrison (winter 1755-56), 9:324-25
French road to, 2:492
French scalpings (1757), 9:726-27, 769, 775
garrison (winter, 1755-56), 2:13, 14, 39-40, 61, 72, 96, 115, 122, 144, 178
198, 199, 200, 203, 204, 214, 257, 258, 283, 308, 309, 312-13, 322, 335-36,
340-41, 357-58, 361, 364, 386-87, 405-406; 9:326; 13:71-72 75 79
Gilbert command, 9:266, 268-69, 298
Gridley command, 2:224, 236-37, 238, 252-53, 257, 275, 278, 279, 318:
9:298, 304, 307-309, 313-14, 317-18, 323; 13:6S, 75
Hardy visit to. 2:83-85
history, 10:100ft
household duties at, 9:340-41
Iroquois visit (1757), 9:787-88
Johnson's return (1756) to, 2:440, 456
land grants (1764), 11:97, 117
land survey around, 2:327, 353-54, 432
Lottridge scouting visit (1759), 10:100-101
Lydius land holdings near, 1:645«, 861; 4:114
Lydius house, sketch, 2:30
Lyman and, l:670w
map, 2:52, 420; 3:111; 9:266
Mohawk land claims, 10:972; 11:554-55, 605-607; 12:534-35, 567 573
Kayaderosseras and, 3:643; 12:576
Stockbridge Indian agreement (Fort Stanwix, 1768), 12:603-604, 974
180
Sir William Johnson Papers
Mohawk visit (1758), 9:907-908, 916
aaming of, 2:66, 74, 84
Niagara campaign (1759) and, 3:47
Pownall visit (1755), 2:253, 266
return of militia (August 12, 1757), 2:730
roadbuilding, 1:860; 2:149, 151, 157, 191, 196-97, 199, 202, 236, 238;
9:209 299
Buggies' relief of Cockcroft, 2:94-95, 102, 121; 13:62, 66
Sacondaga River and, 2:267-68, 269-70
threats of French attack (1755), 2:16-17, 290-303, 356-57, 365-66, 386-87,
395; 9:225-26, 313-14, 317-18
(1756), 2:558, 561, 650, 791-93; 9:52S-29, 530, 535, 543, 544, 553
(1757), 2:677, 698, 763; 9:606, 668, 866-67
(1758^ 2'787
Whiting command, 2:336, 355-59, 386-87, 405-407, 423-24; 9:338-39
Winslow expedition (1756), 9:484-85, 524
See also Great Carrying Place
Edward Augustus, Fort:
garrison (1761), 10:295
Gorrell command (1761), 3:525; 11:930
Gorrell journal (1761-63), 10:697-714
history, 10:669w, 780n
interpreter, 4:643
trade (1762), 3:756
Edwards, Daniel, 1:401, 494; 10:486
Eel Place (Aelplaets), 1:203; 2:647
Eeman, Laurens, 3:634; 6:771
Egan, Timothy, 12:818
Egbertse (Egberts), Benjamin, 5:546; 8:1000
Egbertse, Egbert, 8:1000
Egerton, Bishop of Lichfield, 8:203
Eggemont, Nicolaes, 1:123
Eglinton, Alexander Montgomerie, tenth earl of, 7:630n
Egmont, Lord, 7:1074; 8:52
Egorniney (Ottawa chief), 11:273
Egremont, Charles Wyndham, second Earl of, 3:691«,, 742
death of, 4:222; 10:910
Indian Affairs policy (1762), 10:460-65
on Indian presents, 4:201; 10:461, 465, 857; 11:127
return to Ireland, 4:85, 94
Secretary of State appointment (1761), 3:591
Susquehanna settlement and, 4:84, 106, 122
trade regulation and, 3:588; 10:462
Ehl, Dirk, 10:886
Elil, Peter, 8:655
Eiilo (Eill), Johannes, 3:905; 13:216, 271
Eice (Ice), Frederick, 4:439-40; 10:522
Eice, John, 11:201
Eights, Peter, 8:352
EiMer, Augustus:
Canajoharie grant and, 3:634; 6:771; 10:248
naturalization, 3:357; 7:352
Eisenelong, .John, 8: 1207
Eiseulond, John, 8:655
Eiseniord, B., 3:338, 354, 380
Eisenlord, John, 4:146; 5:803 805; 8:1208, 1209
Eitenson, Thuenes, 6:2 11
Eke, Chomo, 11:433
Elby, Thomas, 5:.",:;
Elder, Rev. John, 9:728, 732
Elderkin, Jedediah, 1:401; 4:217; 7:64
Elderkin, Joshua, 6:204
181
Index
Elections, see specific place, e.g., Albany; or see specific political unit, e.g.,
New York Colony, Assembly
Electrical machinery, 1:381; 4:768, 880, 885
Elgin, Lord, 6:337; 8:203
Eligh, William, 7:469
Eliot, , ensign, 4:670, 671
Eliot, Ed., 4:258; 6:32
Elizabeth, Czarina of Russia, death of, 3:562-63, 681
Elisabeth (ship), 3:12
Elizabeth, New Jersey, 2:653; 8:41
bells cast in, 8:769
St. John's Church, 8:187n
Ellice, Alexander, 4:854, 858; 5:70; 7:13, 381, 908; 8:521
Blackburn and, 8:410, 565
dissolution of partnership, 5:468
Ellice, Mrs. Alexander, 6:99
Elliot, capt., 7:1074
Elliot, Daniel, 5:385
Elliot, Sir Gil, 7:577
Elliot, Robert, lieut. col, 4:364, 439
Canestio expedition prisoners and, 4:365, 369; 11:105, 110
custody of spy suspects, 11:163, 165-66, 175, 201
Johnson Hall guard (1764), 4:396
Elliott, (Indian ferry service), 7:685
Elliott, (patent receiver), 7:560
Elliott, Dr. ,5:774
Ellis, , Detroit messages (1768), 12:618
Ellis, ,sgt., 3:82, 88
Ellis, Mrs., 8:381
Ellis, Gov. Henry, 3:294; 4:87; 9:793; 10:209
Ellis, Thomas, 5:565, 717
Ellison, , prisoner of Senecas, 4:300
Ellison, Gabriel, 4:418
Ellison, John, 4:418
Ellison, Robert, lieut. col., 1:669, 733, 734, 738; 2:730
on French scouts, 1 : 744, 751, 753
illness of, 2:218; 9:275-76
Niagara expedition (1755) and, 1:598, 599, 600, 733, 734, 738; 9:190
Ellison, Thomas, col.:
Indian prisoners and, 3:527, 566
Ells, Hants, 3:155
Ellwood, ,1:2
Ellwood, James, 3:917; 10:561-62
slave purchase (1740), 13:29
Elmendorph, P. Edmundus, 2:419; 3:567
Elphinstone, , admiral, 7:945
Elwood, , Mohawk forts and, 13:90
Elyas, , 1:230
Email, William, col., 6:239
Eman, Lawrence (Emon, Lorenz), 7:661; 10:248; 12:819, 855
Embargo Act, 2:463#, 464, 474, 504-505, 682
Embury, Philip, 12:793
Emer, Philip, 8:334
Emerson, Moses:
Crown Point bread supplies and, 9:296, 303; 13:68
Fort Edward construction supplies, 9:253, 285; 13:74-75
Massachusetts stores for Crown Point (1755), 1:661-62, 705, 707-709, 780,
799, 800, 828, 843; 2:135, 161, 179, 202, 248, 252, 264, 274, 285; 9:302
rum shortage at Fort Edward, 9:307
Vanderpool suit over wagon fees, 2:476
wagon impressment for Crown Point campaign, 13:46
Emery, capt., 1:195
182
Sir William Johnson Papers
Emery, Isaac, 3:90
Emham (Mohawk), 9:567, 581
Empey, Hannis, 7:415
Empie, John, 7:1107
Empie, William, 8:172
Encyclopedia Heraldica (Berry), 3:ix
Enders, William, 6:241
England :
American emigration (1771-74), 8:195, 1181
American land speculation, 5:129, 376, 478, 767; 6:337
Culloden, battle of, 1:53
Canadian capitulation (See Canada, reduction of)
Canadian occupation (1763), 4:223-28
Channel defense of 1779, 2:37n
Colonial sympathy in, 7:156, 180, 402, 576-79, 606, 629; 8:ix
Croghan leave to visit, 10:823-27, 858-59, 882
Declaration of War against France, 2:505; 9:570, 576
Fort Necessity defeat and, 1:406, 409, 410
French sent to, 2:460; 13:116, 214
Gregorian calendar and, 1 : In
Illinois colonization advantages, 5:319-30
Indian (Shawnee) account of English landing in America, 3:211
Indian "subjects," 4:528-33, 547, 548, 575, 576, 601, 604, 610-11, 616, 783,
805; 11:394-96, 493, 950-51; 12:994-95
Iroquois fears of royal plot, 9:161
Iroquois Treaty (1726), 1:528-30; 2:230, 233, 235n
Johnson's preferment in, 2:65, 68, 69, 87-88, 112-13, 114, 141, 206, 266, 270;
5:29; 9:239
Johnson's service and, 2:343-50, 352; 3:389; 4:78, 90-91, 276, 313, 465-66
Klock voyage (1764), 11:473
Klock voyage (1773), 8:938, 951, 970-71, 1192, 1201
Lake George battle, 2:441, 491; 9:239
land claims over unexplored territories, 11:925
land grant regulation attempts, see Land purchase, grant limitations
Lords of Trade, see Lords of Trade
Louisbourg fleet, 1:67
Manila taken (1763), 4:120
Military Plan (1756), 2:450-51
ministry changes:
(1757), 13:99
(1764), 11:348
(1765), 11:970; 12:18
(1767), 12:248, 316-17, 359
(1768), 6:120; 12:406, 631
(1769), 7:57, 67-68; 12:700
(1771), 8:203, 244
Minorca and, 2:531-32, 540
missionary support from, 1:233-34; 4:442, 734, 812; 5:x, 221-23, 432-34,
438, 460-61, 462, 465, 510, 513-14, 847; 6:165, 456, 457; 7:358, 392, 516
Johnson proposals to stimulate, 7:504-506, 584-85, 601-602, 746-50, 761-
66; 8:44
quit-rent funds for, 7:963
national debt (1770), 7:606
Onondaga deputation, 4:64, 220-21, 260; 10:633-34, 635; 11:39
Paris Peace Treaty (1763), 4:34, 35, 45, 49, 62, 63, 81, 92-93, 101-102, 104,
137, 222, 255-56, 206-67; 10:659-60, 663, 759, 782, 786, 792-94, 804
914-15, 977 '
Musgrave on, 7:269-70, 285
Villiers declaration of amity, 10:819-23
Parliament, see Parliament
party politics (1763), 4:83, 217
(1764), 4:297, 320-21, 339-41, 395, 397-98, 462-65; 11:10, 23-24
183
Index
E .
1765 1:623
(176S 6:5
6:71 1; 7:57
177 " - 40
p; " " - ~ - - -
p: - - ■ -' ge^s War, 1:209
5 :L: 7-: ;
- : - 3:17
::; . t,4 I 15-1 - . : 5:34
-
5 : 734; 7 :671 ; 8 :205, 871
1772-7 8 :' -- ",-" H
. .- ; 7:671
" _ "- " 51, 684; 10:420 21, 42S
I - , . -
_ -: 17
. : H.7-19, 317, 322-23, 397- 5,428-30
k :
■_" .
E Eaetures, 5:834
- r " 11 : 3-4
1:72
--
- ■" 1 from, 2:-c. - 5 : 9:490, 640-41,
I 15, 102
End a
. • 6 : 444
in. 13 :
1 - •
1754 . 9:14(
1755 1:455-5 -_ - - - 5, 532, 564, 695, 849-50; 2:24 271;
! 1 !
1751 ,2:4
177 ' 71, 87 J, 913, 927, 91 »4€ M ; 1001, 1015.
1024,102 5,1047
1771 7 1 74 1 77-7S 111.112: 1128,1129,1137-38,1144,1148,
1149-50, 115 3:25 - 5 15,5 " " . 63. 67. 69. 71. 75.
- i:.. 111-12, 113. 141, 194, 2 205, 242. 250. 2' 2£
12 - -
1772 '- 58, 435, 562, 5S 634
S "-"
1774 ,8:1 " ■ '
-17
17 1, 10:875
1 . -
' . yns
rA.. 10 :
L, 3:76, 82
■ : 99
_ - 7:43J
: i •
- 2:672: 9:53
12 1, 12 '
£ - " " - -
1753 10:20, 21-22
ox - ■ " 1 : -
I I -
3:879; 10:420
ilier d', 7:270
1«4
Sir William Johnson Papers
Ephraim,Betty, 4:155
Episcopalians, see Church of England
Erickroones, Iroquois alliance, 9:560-61
Erie, Fort:
account (1765), 11:978
Indian attack plans (1769), 6:751, 776; 12:722, 726
liquor shipment, 8:9S8
mathematicians' passes, 6:645
Pontiac at (1766), 5:288-89; 12:120, 128
Rogers (1766) stop, 12:120-21
Seneca firing on soldiers (1770), 7:942-44, 9S5-S7, 993-94, 1016. 1019, 1041,
1052, 1053-54, 1076, 1117-18, 1125
Erie, Lake:
beaver hunting grounds on, 1:S50; 2:233
as boundary of Illinois colony, 5:328
Bradstreet camp at L'Ance aux Feuilles on, 11:329
Chippewas and, 4:210, 330; 6:716-22; 10:723
Dela wares on, 4:303, 390; 11:212
drownings. 4:879; 5:441
Duncan and Phvn vessel on, 11:752
explorer vessels "for, 10:274, 285, 319
French forts on. 1:915. 918, 919; 2:234, 655; 3:131n
French Indian hostilities (1747) on, 1:100
French strategic value (1755) of, 1:552-53, 554
Gordon (Lord Adam) visit in 1765, 13:374
Huron Treaty (1764) on, 4:486
Indian attack plans (1765), 11:740
Iroquois on. 4:886; 5:280; 6:751
Iroquois land claims, 2;235n.
Johnson crossing (1761), 3:468. .124; 13:242-49, 258-65
Joncaire trading post promise (1750), 9:75
Missisauga attacks (1772), 8:519-20
navigability of, 3:502; 4:310; 11:232
as "Niagara Lake," 9:300
Niagara relief (1760) and, 10:157
outpost maintenance, 5:30
Ramsay murders on, 8:499. 512; 12:967
Sandusky blockhouse, 10:295, 319
scouts on, 10:138
Seneca Council at, 2:S29-30 (See also Detroit)
Seneca cessions of lands on, 4:502, 512-13, 517; 11:116, 319, 321-22, 325.
11:895: 12:387
Seneca murder of traders (1772) on, 8:511
Shawnee migration (1771), 7:1149-50
shipwrecks, 4:200, 207, 255; 6:4^3; 10:S12. 814, ^59. 864
trade on, 3:969n; 4:200; 6:185; 9:888, 890; 12:411; 13:457
traders massacred (1763) on, 10:723, 727, 812
trade transport regulation, 4:716
vessels kept by English on, 4:299. 309: 6:716-22; 11:23
Erie. Pennsylvania. 2:655n; 3:131?!, 2"
See also Presque Isle
Erikson. William, 3:166; 7:441
Erka Roakare (Cayuga), 11:39
Ermatingor. Lawrence, trade wintering privileges and, 4:S46-47; 5-134 148
169; 11:942-43; 12:65, 66
Ermich, Jeremiah, 13:4^1
Ernest, Mattheus, 3:428; 4:570
Erroll, Lord, daughter of, 7:1079
Erving, John, Jr.. 1:493
Erving, Thomas, 8:.r, 26-27
Erwill, , Unit., 13:171-72
Eserus (Mohawk sachem), 9:29, 652. 72€
185
Index
Eserus,
oil Winslow treatment of Indians, 9:617
Eskimos, 4:789
Esopus, New York, 4:222
Delaware-Seneca attacks (1757), 2:743; 9:853
Indian attack threats (1763), 4:215-16; 10:869, 875, 883, 887, 888, 894
millstones at, 7:264, 411, 664
newspaper, 7:536?i
prisoners (1762) at, 10:363, 369
Esopus Indians:
Chenango settlement, 11:188
expenses in behalf of, 12:734, 802
Hardenbergh patent and, 4:216; 6:714, 723, 735-38, 760-62, 781; 7:41,
323-25
declaration on, 6:738-39, 749
Kingston settlement of, 1:15-16; 10:887-88
land offer to Johnson (1764), 11:62, 67
migration (1770), 12:802
Mohawks and, 9:425, 435, 440, 463-67, 470
provisions for, 7:394-95
Sinnot patent and, 12:719
Espervanche, de L', 2:21, 24
Esquisageghte (Onondaga sachem), 10:626
Esselstyn, Cornelius, 7:454
Essepenaikee (Delaware), 6:559
Essex County, England, 11:249
Estawabey (Chippewa, brother of Wabbicomicot), 11:307
Esther (Indian prisoner), 4:784
Esther, Queen (Canajoharie woman), 2:700n; 10:227
Estrees, Louis-Cesar-Letellier, comte d', 3:892ti
Etchoe, Carolina, 3:517n
Etherington, George, capt., maj., 3:536
accounts, 4:277, 630-31
Ainse trial and, 6:675
Gorrell and, 10: 714/1
majority, 7:1079
Michilimackinac command, 3:911; 10:556
in Michilimackinac Indian attack (1763), 4:180, 182; 6:547; 10:694-97,
744, 777, 788; 13:295
Niagara Carrying Place attack (1763), 10:817-19
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:460; 13:229, 230, 234, 239, 240,
243, 271
Eamsay declaration and, 8:486, 495, 512-14, 593; 12:963, 964, 1005
Rogers trial (1768) and, 12:613
Royal American recruitment, 7:730
Etherington, Thomas, 4:768
Etherton, , 5:765
Ettick, Michael, 8:334
Ettoweghko (Cayuga), 10:184
Etwater, Elihu, 9:273
Eusenia (Canajoharie woman), 13:113
Eut, Hannis, 3:178
Evana, , manuscript journal, 7:13; 12:728
Evans, Rev. , 5:430
Evans, sgt., 1:152
Evans, David, 6:559
Evans, Lewis, map by, 1:393, 773, 850; 2:54; 9:299; 12:405
Evans, Simon, lieut., 5:474
Evans, Thomas (Delaware), 9:729
Evens, Dr., 6:552
Evens, Phillip, 1:188
Everson, Miss ,8:352
Evrar, , Seignory of, 13:430
186
Sir William Johnson Papers
Eweekeenwee (Shawnee), 11:461
Experimental Philosophy (Desaguliers), 1:264
Eyengeking (Indian), 7:159
Eyre, Francis, 6:242, 243
Eyre (Ayre, Ayers), William (Will), capt., lieut. col, 1:568, 596, 896; 3:971;
9:325; 13:126
on Albany boat-building, 1:585; 9:217
Albany defense (May, 1756), 13:82
Amherst and, 3:375; 4:432; 10:170, 171, 321; 13:325n
autograph, 1:M
Crown Point artillery:
cannon balls, 1:623, 652, 6S6-87
Fort Edward cannon, 9:307; 13:68
gun carriages, 1:611, 614, 647, 686
list of stores (Aug. 26, 1755), 9:221-22
magazine, 2:117-18, 119-20
report (Sept. 1755) of insufficiency, 2:119-20, 121, 124, 134
supply train, 1:588, 591, 592, 597, 605-606, 613-14, 617-18, 623-24,
644-45, 652, 789, 820, 821; 13:43
Crown Point Connecticut troop encampment (1755), 1:602, 613, 622, 623,
646, 655-56, 657-58, 666-67, 742
at Crown Point Councils of War (1755), 1:860, 861; 2:16, 24, 39, 47, 70,
79, 107, 116, 159, 198, 208, 212, 250, 312, 317, 319, 335
Crown Point troop recruitment (1755), 1:601-602, 613
Detroit Indian threats (1761), 13:217
Dieskau and, 13:48, 49
engineer's appointment, 1:547, 557-58, 561, 563, 665, 689; 9:171, 189
English mission (1764), 4:436-37, 447, 454, 520, 526, 536-37, 539, 545, 551,
621; 11:215; 13:325n
on English political news (1764), 11:10
Fort Edward fortification plans (1755), 1:879, 883, 889; 2:15-16, 31, 53
84, 96-97, 115, 121, 130-31, 144, 146, 194, 202, 236, 257, 284; 9:266-68
(1762), 3:966
Fort Edward repairs (1759), 10:100n
on Fort William Henry Indian relations, 9:617
on French at Fort William Henry, 2:696-97, 885; 9:667
on Gage command (1764), 4:381
Gilliland and, 4:199; 10:811, 865
Gridley and, 2:156, 236
Hart examination (1755) by, 1:662
illness of, 2:2S0, 284
Indian Affairs policy (1764), 4:313; 11:5-9, 20-24
Johnson on Crown Point services of, 2:362-63
on Johnson's baronetcy, 2:428-29
on Jere murder, 2:533-34
in Lake George battle, 9:230, 239
Lyman and, 2:129
major's commission (1756), 2:485; 9:472
in Montreal, 3:372, 375
at Niagara (1760), 3:237
Niagara Carrying Place attacks (1763) ami, 4:215; 10:866, 876
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:448, 454; 13:226, 228, 230, 23]
Niagara journey (1763), 4:215
Onondaga Congress (1756), 2:477
on outpost impracticality (1764), 11:5-9, 20-23
Peirce court of inquiry and, 9:257-59
Pittsburgh flood (1762), 3:628, 662, 718
Pownall and, 13:64
recommended for Quartermaster-General, 1 :603; 9:207
Rhode Island gratitude to, 13:81
rumored disloyal, 2:10s L09, 110
siege instructions, 2:328-32, 333, 356, 365-66
187
Index
Eyre, William,
sleigh as a gift, 4:570, 572, 575
sloop grounded (1761), 13:211
on trade, 4:622; 11:7-8, 22-23
Eyzenbrod, Michael, 12:900
Fabre, , 1:284
Fagh, John 6:651
Fairfax, Lord, 8:544
Fairfax, George, col., 8:544
Fairly, John, 1:49
Fairservice, Peter, capt., 3:646
Faiz, Peter, 3:634
Falconer, Thomas, capt., 2:613; 9:411, 417, 419-21, 449
Fales, Eliphalet, capt., 2:304;9:273
Falkland Islands, 7:402, 630%, 998, 1047, 1074, 1111; 8:llln, 283
Fallavains, Fallesavoines, see Menominees
Falmouth, England, 7:1128; 11:10
Falsam, ens., 9:232
Family Magazine, The, 1:264
Fane, Fran., 1:273
Fanning, Edmund, col, 8:538, 541n, 553, 564, 583, 1093, 1102
Fanning, Edward, 12:825-26
Farckson, Henry, 7:438
Fargie, Winter, 5:488, 515, 525; 12:281, 290%
Farley, Jchn, 6:636, 724
Farley, Mrs. John, 6:724
Farlinger (Farringer), John, 7:352, 1113-14, 1138; 13:560
Monier and, 7:687, 695-96, 704-705
Farly, Jacob, 3:911; 10:556, 695%
Farmar, Robert, maj. :
Fort Chartres occupation (1765), 4:779, 839%; 5:18, 68, 69, 109, 119;
11:839, 844, 901-902, 928%, 987, 988; 12:31, 40
Fraser expedition and, 11:647, 881, 882
trial of, 6:196
Farmer, capt., 1:435-36
Farmer, Jasper, 2:482-83
Farmington, 8:1202
Farqhuar, James, capt., 8:759-60, 761
Farquarson, Alexander, lieut., 3:991%
Farquarson, Charles, capt., 3:991%
Farquarson, George, lieut., 3:991%
Farqueher, , maj., 3:61
Farquhar, William, lieut. col.:
at Fort Niagara, 3:52, 55, 61, 70, 74, 77, 81, 84, 87, 116, 118; 13:120, 121
command instructions, 13:157-59
Niagara Indian conference and, 3:131, 136, 146-47; 13:125
Farrah, John, 7:520
Farrall, John, 1:257
Farran, , 1:359
Farrand, Nathaniell, 1:152
Farrell 1*275 367 625
Farrell,' Captain (Daddy), 5:68, 757; 6:145, 218; 12:669
Farrell, John, 5:796; 13:425
Croghan's recommendation of, 5:135-36
Mortier drafts, 6:33, 34
See also Henry, Farrell & Abbot
Farrell (John) and Company, 12:733. See also Henry, Farrell & Abbot
Farrell, Patt, 1:15
Farril, clerk application of, 2:525, 535
Farringer, John, see Farlinger, John
Farrobert, de, 2:21, 23
Fauconier, Peter, 4:685, 817; 11:886
Faulk, Isaac, 7:463
188
Sir William Johnson Payers
Fauquier, Francis, Virginia Lieut. Gov.:
Cherokee prisoner of Senecas and, 5:450, 458
death of, 6:143n, 202; 12:477»
Delaware-Shawnee conference plans (1768), 12:415
Delaware, Shawnee and Wyandotte speech (1767) to, 5:665-66
forcible settlement and, 5:535, 548; 6:4-5, 23, 69n, 70; 12:308, 407
Indian boundary line and, 5:793; 6:23
Indians murdered (1765) and, 4:756, 797; 11:763
Indians murdered (1767) and, 5:574; 12:294
Iroquois-Cherokee war and, 3:978, 988-89; 4:6, 829, 840-41, 848; 10:550,
566, 584, 592, 593, 594, 604-605; 11:863, 893, 932-33, 941-42, 976;
12:31, 34, 308, 396
Oconostota's nephew and, 12:08-69
portrait, 11:862
Tuscarora pass (1766) to North Carolina, 13:390
on unauthorized Indian conferences (1767), 12:382-83
Virginia murders of settlers (1763), 4:180, 193, 196; 10:926
Favorite (vessel), 8:283
Fay, , capt., 8:158
Fay, , lieut. col., 2:319
Fay, Frances, 13:734
Fealings, ,1:71
Fease, William, 5:118
Feats, Hendrick, 2:731
Feeling, Cornelig, (Felinck, Cornells), l:201n; 2:647-50
Feely, Mark, 5:434; 6:3-4, 247-48
Feil, Daniel, 6:248
Feild, , maj., 11:438
Felinck, Peter:
biographical sketch, l:2Qln
house sale of, 1:201-204
Felinck, William, 1:201ft
Feling, Hendrick, 4:146
Fell, capt., 1:582
Feltham, Jocelyn, lieut., 8:720; 13:617
Fenton, , 4:734, 737
Fenton, James, lieut., 3:103; 13:152
Feran, , lieut., 13:115
Ferdinand, Prince, 3:892-93; 7:711; 13:155
Ferdinand IV, king of Spain, 3:24
Fere, de, capt., 13:121
Ferguson, , in Claus account, 13:708
Ferguson, Alexander (smith), 12:755
Ferguson, Andrew, 7:243-44
Ferguson, Daniel, capt., 4:407
Ferguson, Peter, 12:1086, 1087
Ferguson, Samuel, 8:334
Ferral, James, 9:644, 655
Ferrall, , capt., 3:389-90, 408; 4:720, 737
Ferrall, Catherine Johnson (Mrs. Matthew), 1:319, 931
death of, 2:394, 426
Dieskau and, 2:183-84, 280
Pownall and, 2:268
Ferrall (Farrell), Matthew, capt., 1:355, 356, 756, 757, 758
death of, 2:184ft, 394, 426; 9:231, 238, 393n
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1755), 9:174
Indian expenses, 2:590, 591, 612
Indian recruitment for Johnson, 1:882
Indian recruitment for Shirley, 1:755, 785-86, 807-809
Johnson (Warren) ami, 1:319, 345, 371
land deed witness (1751), 13:17
trading voyage (1754), 1:931
189
Index
Ferrall, Silvester, 1:34-35, 257-58, 328
Fetterleys, ,1:70
Feubleu (Ottawa chief), see Bedannowan
Fiatro River, 13:244
Fiax, Adam, 12:819
Fiax, Peter, named in patents, 6:771; 10:248; 12:819
Fickles, Nicholas, Jr., 2:731
Field, ,4:705,706,712,717,779
Field, Jr., maj., prisoner return to, 11 :491
Fields (Eobert) and Company, 11:580, 6G5, 680, 785, 799, 844
Filete, de, cadet, 13:115
Filie, , Michilimackinac Frenchman, 12:451
Fincher, Rachel, 11:490
Finchly, Thomas, 3:756
Finglass, , capt., 10:276
Finland, 7:285, 429
Finlay, James, 5:133, 169, 408; 7:953
Finley (Fintey), (Kickapoo prisoner), 8:278, 343, 453
Finley, Ann, 11:490
Finley, S., 8:97
Finney, Peter, 7:662; 12:789, 819
Fireworks, 7:562
Fisbaek, Margaret, 11:486
Fish, John, 10:530
Fish, Rev. Joseph, 5:583-85, 588; 12:349
Fish Creek, 3:6; 7:724; 10:39; 13:151
Fishback, Susan, 11:486
"Fish House, The," 3:358n
Fish Kill (Fish Kilns, Fiskills), New York:
Esopus Indian visit (1756), 9:466
Gage visit (1764), 4:328
Indian expenses (1769-72), 12:760, 762, 1001
Indian land claims:
Brett account, 4:205; 10:493-95
Council inquiry, 5:394-95, 468, 542-43
Stockbridge petition (1765), 4:654, 682, 891-93
Wamash visit to Colden (1763), 4:205, 213-14, 229; 10:854, 874
Indian removal (1756) from, 2:477-78
newspaper, 7:536ft
Fisheecunk (Delaware chief), 3:841
Fisher, ,9:89,90,91,92
Fisher, (interpreter), 10:125, 128
Fisher, Mrs., 5:621, 672
Fisher, capt., 1:98
Fisher, lieut., 1:227, 364
Fisher, lieut. on Bradstreet expedition (1764), 4:600
Fisher, Barent, 4:286
Fisher, Frederick, 8:655
Fisher, Garret, ens., 10:705
Fisher, Iiarman, 10:68
Fisher, Jacob, 3:403
Fisher, Johannes, 4:685
Fisher, John, see Visscher, John
Fisher, John, prisoner, 11:488
Fishers Island, 6:237; 8:891
Fitch, , col., 2:474; 13:169
Fitch, Cathrine, 1:188
Fitch, Eleazer, maj., 1:869; 2:275, 358, 449; 9:242
at Crown Point (1755) Councils of War, 2:12, 15, 16, 24, 39, 40
Dieskau and, 2:44, 56
on Fort Edward administration, 2:56
Fitch, Jacob, 1:188
190
Sir William Johnson Papers
Fitch, John, 1:188, 398, 401
Fitch, Paul, 1:188
Fitch, Susanna, 1:188
Fitch, Thomas, Connecticut Governor:
autograph, £:xv
biographical sketch, 2:186n
Connecticut governorship, 7:649n
Crown Point recruitment (1755), 1:888-89
Customs Board and, 5:647
Iroquois Hartford Council (1763) protesting Susquehannah settlement,
4:123-30; 10:665-69, 809
on Johnson's salary, 10:379-80
Lake George (1755) request for government instructions, 2:124, 135, 186-88,
212, 216, 218-19, 243, 253-54, 283; 9:301
Mohegan land claims and, 11:430
Proclamation to Susquehanna Company, 3:756-57, 851, 854, 883, 885, 890-91,
904, 938-39; 4:19; 10:473-74, 478,* 532, 552
Susquehanna Company defense, 4:719; 6:698
Susquehanna Company participation suggested, 10:532, 552
Susquehanna intercession (1761), 10:212, 213, 267
(1762), 3:660-61, 938, 940-41; 10:416-17, 554
(1763), 4:67, 71, 75, 76, 81, 84, 106, 118-19, 122, 130, 135, 138; 10:651,
652, 656, 671, 672
Fitch, Thomas, col.:
Byrne and, 8:5
ill health, 6:463; 8:72, 89
Johnson visits (1769-70), 7:274; 12:826
land affairs, 7:593, 712
law suit (1769), 7:234
Susquehanna settlement and, 3:660, 883, 884-85, 890-91, 938; 4:70, 74:
6:272, 577, 698, 784; 10:416, 552
Whiting and, 6:. ".96; 7:241, 260
wine shipment, 7:204, 564
Fitchet, Joseph, 12:819
Fitzdale, John, ens., 9:235
Fitzgerald, , 7:948
Fitz Gerald, John (Fitsgerrald) , 1:257
Fitzgerald, John, 3:671; 5:345
Fitzlierbert, William, 6:32, 215, 648
Eogers and, 7:400, 403; 12:877
Fitzpatrick, Patrick, 7:1056, 1057; 12:787, 819
Fitzroy, Lady, 6:469
Fitzsimon, Anne, Johnson's grandmother, 13:734
Fitzsimons, Ellis Johnson (Mr*. William Fitzsimons, Johnson's sister) 12-1071
Fitzsimons (Fitzsimmons), Peter, 7:1102, 1150; 8:90 92 505
Fitzsymons, William, 1:245; 12:1071
Five Nations, see Iroquois
Flacherty, Esther, 11:490
Flamboise (La FrainlHiivl ) Antlionv, 5:570: 13:397,398 127
Flanders, 1:13; 8:04
Flansburgh, Joseph, 7:1107
Flathead Indians, 1:108, 238; 9:30
Canadian services (1757), 9:675
Cayugas and, 1:135; 10:90
Fort Pitt Council (1700), 5:159, 164
French and, 2:686
Kickapoos and, 11:855
Onondapas and, 9:635
Ottawas and, 1:261; 9:37
wars (1766) on, 5:1
Flat Nose (Onondaga Indian), 2:685-86
Flat nose (prisoner), 11:490
191
Index
Flatts, The, see German Flats
Fleming, John, 4:546
Fleming, Samson, 5:290; 10:692-94
Fless, Johannes, 8:333
Fletcher, Tim, 1:857
Fleurimant (Fleurimon), 4:251; 5:345, 656; 11:836
Flint, Eobert, 2:640
Flint, Robert, Jr., lieut., 3:288
Flint River, 10:978
Flood, Bryan, 1:14-15
Flood, Elioner, 4:326
Flood, Henry, 7:402ra
Flood, James, 3:175
Flood, Patrick, 1:13, 14, 89, 798
Kinderhook tax dispute, 9:136
Flood, Thomas, Johnson's bouwmaster, 3:729; 7:441; 11:674; 12:819
in Adems accounts (1768-73), 13:536, 553, 559, 561, 562, 563, 564, 569, 570,
572, 575, 576, 577, 578, 581, 587, 588, 589, 591, 592, 594, 595, 596
appeals (1767-68), to Johnson, 5:784-85; 6:349-50
brother, 13:509
Byrne (Thomas) and, 8:86
at Castle Cumberland (1760), 3:266
Cottgrave and, 8:320-23, 424-25
dismissal (1762), 3:736
dismissal (1765), 4:647; 11:573-74
Johnson Hall workmen paid by, 7:680, 867, 901, 905, 918-19, 1003, 1062
in London, 4:802
in New York City (1763), 4:35, 88, 104, 205
receipt for beef, 7:940
receipt for scythes, 7 : 794
road survey, 7:1044
shoe repair expenses, 7:1055
slaves and, 5:138
Wade (Francis) on, 5:162, 175
Florida, 3:2n; 4:373
French in, 5:469
soil deficiencies, 4:373, 887
Spanish cession to England (1763), 4:81; 10:950
See also East Florida ; West Florida
Florida, Gulf of, 10:978; 13:203
Flour, 1:51, 58, 86, 93, 171, 336; 3:403; 6:83; 12:416
Albany stores, 7:319
carpenters' provisions (1763), 13:305
disbursement to Indians, 3:581, 594, 963, 979; 7:809; 9:605; 10:659, 699;
11:186, 511; 12:344, 928; 13:630
European markets, 7:428
Fort Chartres provisions (1767), 12:254
Fort Johnson requisition (1756), 9:554
at Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 6:291; 12:489, 608, 636, 672
Fort Stanwix provisions (1767), 12:267, 324
Glen Schenectady trade (1763-65), 4:381, 427, 627, 701, 740; 10:872;
11:686
from Illinois, 4:887; 5:323
Johnson Hall winter requirements, 5:474, 501
military provisions of. 2:264, 267, 270, 284, 321; 4:305, 381, 427; 9:266,
299
Niagara provisions (1761), 13:268
Oquaga stores (1764), 11:87-88
for Oswego relief (1756), 9:401
prices:
(1745), 1:30, 36, 38
(1747), 1:98
192
Sir William Johnson Papers
(1748), 1:128, 181
(1755), 2:592
(1769), 7:103
(1770), 7:476
(1773), 8:824
ration measure, 5:382, 617
Van Sante, Jr., shipment to Sclionmaker (1770), 7:479
Warren estate claim, 13:29
West Indian, 1:31, 36, 37, 38, 42
Flucker, Thomas, 7:629n
Flunean, George, 7:352
Fluno, John, 7:661
Flury, ,4:734
Folliott, , 2:368
Folliott, (ship owner?), 8:854
Follmer, Conrad, 5:332; 7:808
Follmer, Jacob, 7:808
Follmer, Thomas, 5:332; 7:807
Folmer, Margaret, 1:188
Folsavoins, see Menominees
Fond, William, 8:1207
Fonda, Abraham, 6:551; 12:799
Assembly election (1768) and, 6:131
Bradstreet and, 8:987; 12:678
justice appointment (1762), 3:750
Schenectady patent and, 8:23, 1018-19
slave trade of, 12:909
wheat sales, 7:797; 12:876
Fonda, Adam, 7:34, 974, 981; 12:945
in Butler accounts, 13:508, 513
Fonda, Douw, 7:437; 8:88; 12:819; 13:509, 512
accounts (1769-73), 12:799, 945, 1003, 1019
Albany County division and, 8:333
in Bradstreet accounts, 6:551; 12:678
Glen shipments, 4:254, 381, 701, 708, 737
Fonda, Guysbert, 5:667
Fonda (Funda), Isaac, 9:57
Fonda (Funda), Jacob, 7:110(>
Fonda, Jelles, capt., maj.:
accounts :
(1768), 12:648
(1769), 7:236, 275, 293; 12:760; 13:487
(1770), 7:836-38, 972, 973-82, 1021, 1090; 12:857, 869
(1771), 12:901, 925
(1772), 12:946, 1002
Adems land indenture (1771) and, 8:266-70
Albany County division and, 8:333
arms purchase for Johnson (1758), 10:7, 20
Assembly elections (1768), 12:437
autograph, 2:xiii
boat returns (1755), 2:241; 9:280
in Bradstreet account (1768), 12:676
bread shipment (1769), 7:74
Butler and, 2:543, 544, 553, 554, 667-73, 693; 9:787-88; 13:515, 517
Caghnawaga smallpox victim (1770) and, 13:708
on Canadian settler mis fortunes (1774), 12:1111
canoe loan (1774), 12:1101
cloth orders (1771), 7:1090
at Canajoharie, 2:778; 3:187
at Canajoharie conference (April, 1758), 13:110
Cockburn account, 7:1002-1003
English trade, 7: 85 J
193
Index
Fonda, Jelles, capt., maj.,
Fort Edward defense (1756), 9:550
Fort Herkimer duty (1758-59), 3:25; 10:80, 81, 106
at Fort Johnson Iroquois meeting (March 1761), 10:236
at Fort Johnson Mohawk-Seneca meeting (1759), 10:85
at Fort Johnson Oneida meeting (1757), 9:835
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:668
Fort William Henry capture (1757) and, 9:811
French attack threats (1758), 10:14, 19-20, 21, 26
(1759), 10:95
furniture for, 6:465
at German Flats (1757), 9:774
gifts to Johnson, 7:1021
Indian expenses, 2:635, 636; 3:151, 152, 171, 173, 180, 277; 8:1094; 9:652,
653
Indian hat order (1770), 7:980; 13:495
at Iroquois Congress (Oswego, 1759), 13:121, 125, 126-27, 131
Iroquois recruitment (1758), 9:909-12, 923-25, 936
Jessup land grant and, 8:312, 393, 474, 644, 676-77
Johnson (Guy) and, 6:788; 7:997; 8:1196
Johnson (William, son of Sir William) and, 7:777
Johnson will and, 12:1074-75
Johnstown jail and, 8:708-709, 727, 750, 1205
Joncaire and, 9:584
journal, 2:S51; 3:237; 13:163n, 167-73
as juror in Indian murder case (1747?), 1:112
Klock Canajoliarie land purchases and, 3:356; 4:140, 146; 10:487, 610, 724
ejectment of tenants and, 3:648, 649, 655, 737-38; 4:1, 51, 59
land purchases :
(1769), 6:600
(1771), 8:38, 66, 152-53, 158, 276-77, 284; 12:904
(1772), 8:557, 682; 12:978, 980
land sale to Johnson, 12:1006; 13:529
liquor order (1771), 12:904
Maybe land deals and, 11:555
Mohawk conference (1772), 8:556
Montreal expedition (1760), 13:167-71
Newkirk trade partnership (1761), 13:273
Niagara-Detroit Congress journey (1761), 13:233, 234
Niagara expedition (1759) and, 10:116
in Northern Tract patent, 12:819
oath of allegiance, 8:655
Oneida recruitment (1758), 10:20
Oneida trade regulation (1758), 2:892-93
Onondaga and Seneca mission (1756), 9:582-84, 586, 615-16, 618
Oswego-Three Rivers road, 13:153
Penn stop (1768) with, 12:596
Phyn and Ellice account, 6:83-84; 13:476
provisions for Indian trade (1769), 7:59; 12:742
ranger recruitment and, 2:837-38
salary, 3:11; 6:502
saw mill file order (1770), 13:490
Schohary Indian grievances (1758), 10:60, 64-65, 79-SO
scouting trips, 2:195; 9:702; 13:142, 149
scythe order, 8:833
Seneca recruitment (1757), 2:884
Shuckburgh land sales and, 4:92
Tice debts and, 8:391, 398, 399-400, 435-36
Tryon County election of officers (1772), 12:1014
fryon County tax list and, 8:663
Van Eps (J. B.) and, 8:51, 87, 96, 103, 138, 148, 165, 490, 611, 902
Wade and Keiuser expedition to Toronto and, 7:723, 740, 898-99; 8:62,
129, 150, 154, 166, 223, 270, 826; 12:911
194
Sir William Johnson Papers
complaints, 8:240-42, 274, 305, 498
Wempel (Barent) hired by, 2:660
Fonda, John, 8:656
Fonda, Peter, 3:156; 7:437, 1107
shoes for, 7:1056
Fonda, Stephen, 6:700
Fonda and Douw, 2:575; 4:247
Fonda, New York:
Butler house in, photograph, 9:106
Fond du Lac, 13:448
Fonlawn, Abram, 7:462
Fontenay, ,2:20, 22
Foodstuffs :
Abenaki diet, 12:571
Albany shortage (17(52), 3:668
allspice, 8:594, 603; 13:651
anise seed, 1 : 764
apples, 6:619; 7:561, 1059; 13:187
asparagus, 13:211
beans, 6:162,480-81; 7:378, 1059; 9:402
butter, 1:23, 47, 50; 2:482; 7:224, 275, 365, 865, 1067; 8:325, 355, 700;
13:188, 199, 203, 209, 515, 599
Canadian shortages (1757), 9:606, 691, 741, 789
(1759), 2:786, 791-92, 856, 857, 858; 9:907, 915
(1760), 10:168, 189, 190; 13:198
(1761), 3:416
(1769), 7:130-31
caraway seed, 1:764
carpenters' provisions, 13:283, 305
cauliflower, 5:35
cheese, 2:783; 4:64; 6:235, 413, 443, 511, 6S2; 7:34, 333, 351, 562, 623,
781, 912, 971; 8:S50; 12:772; 13:57-58. 570
in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:651
cherries, 7:645, 1059
chest nuts, 1:311; 5:127
chocolate, 5:35, 157, 682; 7:622; 8:595. 603; 11:975; 13:343, 650
cinnamon, 1:764; 5:627; 7:276; 8:594, 003
citron, 1:764; 6:731; 13:548
cloves, 1:764; 3:753; 5:627; 7:276; 8:594. 603; 13:651
cocoa, 1:48
coffee, 3:626; 7:623, 824; 8:595, 603; 13:650
comfits, 13:546, 550, 558, 571, 579, 601, 607, 615
Crown Point (1755) expedition stores, 1:570, 609, 697-706prmim, 709-10,
758, 788, 862; 2:76, 106, 135, 161-02, 167-68, 178, 247; 9:259, 261,
265-66; 13:57-58
cucumbers, 13:199
currants, 7:431
disbursement to Indians (1755-56), 2 :566-64t5passim
(1757), 9:791 -92, 794, 798, 80::, 800
(175S), 9:942; 10:68, 77, 97
(1759), 3:23
(1761), 10:699; 13:246, 250, 251, 252
(1763), 10:6.-1, O.lS .19
(1761), 11:118, 186, 187-88, 252, 254
(176.1), 11:762, 783-84, 813, 820, 822, 870
(1766), 12:240
( 1707), 12:286-87, 344
(1768), 6:?,66-V4passim
(1769), 12:688, 690, 717, 718, 726, 734-:)9passim, 759, 799
(1770), 7:365-66, 607; 12:800, 80]
(1771), 12:928
(1773), 12:1027
195
Index
Foodstuffs,
Dutch cooking, 13:196, 199, 208, 209
eggs, 7:32, 1067; 12:742
fishing rights, 3:882; 4:692; 5:425; 10:374; 11:641; 12:1027
Fort Ontario Congress provisions, 5:333, 346
French sailors' allowance (1759), 13:140
honey, 1:311; 3:657; 5:211, 563, 572, 589, 627, 782; 6:65, 451, 474; 7:558
Indian cooking methods, 11:298
Indian shortages of:
(1757), 9:769, 777
(1758), 10:63, 64-65, 68, 72-73, 77, 79-80, 97, 100
(1759), 10:109
(1760), 3:197, 201, 218-19, 252-53, 256; 10:155, 158
(1761), 3:543-44, 582, 594
(1762), 10:427, 440
(1765), 4:777, 801
(1769), 6:709, 742; 7:14, 130-31
inn cooking (1760), 13:183
jellies, 7:234-35, 240,243
lard, 13:199
lemons, 1:121, 229, 373, 762; 2:367; 5:344; 6:413; 7:431, 979, 980; 8:765,
770, 772, 881, 1122; 13:197, 198, 342, 343
licorice, 2:106
limes, 1:93, 121, 229, 249, 898; 5:344; 6:413, 443; 7:38; 8:881; 12:742
in Adems accounts, 13:570, 597
in Campbell account, 13:336, 338, 339, 349
prices, 1:217-18; 7:32, 276, 837, 977
West Indian, 5:824
mace, 5:627; 8:594, 603; 13:568
madeira wafers, 7:241
markets, 13:181
melons, 13:249
milk, 5:381; 7:366; 13:188, 199, 209, 398, 510, 715
molasses, 4:68, 157; 6:182; 7:275, 815, 971; 8:492, 500, 771; 9:816;
13:196, 562, 573, 582, 584, 586, 588, 590
mustard, 8:56, 850; 13:570, 584, 588, 594, 599, 603
New York City dining habits (1760), 13:185, 188
nutmegs, 5:627; 6:620; 7:276, 562, 825; 8:594, 603
oil, 5:626; 8:850
olives, 4:575
onions, 8:241
oranges, 7:903-904; 8:765, 770, 881
outpost garrison (1761) provisions, 13:250, 253
parchmale, 3:551
peaches, 6:169; 13:187
peanuts, 7:645
pears, 6:169
pepper, 7:623, 624, 825; 8:594; 13:533, 544, 559, 601, 651
persimmon, 6:704-705
pickles, 6:511
pimento, 1:48
poultry, 6:586; 8:306, 325, 379
poverty and diet, 5:769
prices (1760), 10:160, 168
prices (1761), 3:302
prunes, 5:35, 627
pumpkins, 7:1060; 10:327
raisins, 4:281; 5:273, 626; 7:431, 970; 8:594, 603; 13:650
raspberries, 13 : 193
requirements estimates:
for Indians with Wade and Keiuser, 8 : 65
for Michilimackinac trade (1767), 13:450
for New Jersey volunteer troops (1755), 1:482-83
196
Sir William Johnson Papers
schoolboy, annual, 5:804-805
rice, 1:48; 2:566; 4:64, 888; 5:321; 6:291; 7:428; 8:80; 12:672; 13:305,
650
roots, 4:495, 497, 578; 13:197
rose conserve, 7:1036
Ruff account (1770), 7:967-69
rye, 7:662
salt, 3:856; 4:68; 7:31, 32, 33, 37, 623, 825, 971, 997; 8:611; 10:168, 190;
12:344, 928
in Adems accounts, 13:546, 550, 555, 556, 559, 560, 564, 581, 584, 586,
589, 590, 594, 596
in Campbell account, 13:337, 341, 356, 363, 366, 368
Canadian scarcity (1760), 13:198
in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:649, 651
prices, 2:530; 3:403, 956; 7:31, 33, 973; 8:594
West Indian imports, 13:202
seafood:
bass, 6:786; 13:212
blackfish, 6:786
box of fish from Boston, 8:597
Canadian fishing trade, 4:226
catfish, 13:196
codfish, 3:950; 4:258; 5:798, 816; 6:683; 7:114, 174, 276, 559, 563;
8:543; 13:571, 599
English fish exports, 7:428
fish supplies, urban (1760), 13:186
herring, 2:504
Indian fishing methods, 13:197, 199
lobster, 6:188; 7:240, 242
mackerel, 3:936, 957; 5:798, 816; 7:559, 770
oysters, 1:120, 193; 3:919, 936; 4:214, 236; 5:98; 6:188, 189, 451, 474,
487, 510, 511, 620; 7:276, 562, 997, 1021; 8:627, 632, 711, 1122;
13:187, 599
pike, 13:191
salmon, 3:919, 956; 7:724, 729; 8:306, 379; 11:352; 13:191, 197, 199,
270, 271, 393, 394
sheepshead, 13:193
sturgeon, 7:727
trout, 13:6, 191
Warren estate claim, 13:28
whiting, 6:161
squash, 7:1060; 12:345
strawberries, 13:193
suppan, 13:185
tea, 1:365; 2:106, 576; 5:211; 6:547, 619; 7:399, 558, 561, 563, 912;
13:306
in Adems accounts. 13:536, 538, 540, 545, 553, 556, 560, 561, 562, 563,
565, 566, 568, 569, 571, 576, 578, 579, 581, 582, 584, 590, 591, 597, 598
Bohea, 1:47; 2:576; 4:64; 6:62; 7:174, 622, 755; 8:56, 475; 13:337,
338, 341, 343, 350, 351, 363
green, 7:193; 8:366, 540, 594, 603; 12:404; 13:470
Holland, 8:48
hyson, 5:565; 6:516, 682; 8:56, 365, 850; 12:993
in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:648, 650
pine bud, 13:205
Soochong, 8:594, 603
turnips, 5:35, 70; 7:967; 9:121
vinegar, 5:627; 7:31, 276, 623, 625; 8:56, 80, 114, 595, 603, 850
See also Bread; Flour; Meal ; Ru^ar
Foot, maj., 1:717; 13:50, 54
Foot, Harry (of London), 8:197
Forbes, Eev. (Irish visitor), 7:650, 660, 924
197
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Index
Forbes, Daniel, 5:596
Forbes, Eli, 3:873; 5:591, 596; 10:515-18
Forbes, Gilbert, 4:533; 5:609, 642; 6:645, 646
Forbes, Gordon, capt., 6:199, 294, 298n, 433, 553
Forbes, Jacob, 3:983; 4:24, 41, 42, 145, 146, 890
Forbes, Eev. John, 8:847
Forbes, John, col., trig. gen. :
Amherst and, 10:91, 103-104, 108
biographical sketch, 10: In
Cherokees and, 2:817, 828; 9:897-98, 969; 13:207
command of Southern troops, 2:813, 850n
Croghan and, 10:90-92, 103-104, 108
death of, 3:33-34; 10:1%
Denny and, 2:813, 817, 839; 9:S93-94, 900, 955, 970
Easton Council and, 2:864, 891, 896; 9:898; 10:2
Fort Duquesne attack and, 2:801; 3:3, 4, 5, 14n; 10: In, 78
Fort Frontenac capture (1758) and, 10:1
illness (1759), 10:108
Iroquois and, 10:54, 90-92, 396
Forbes, "William, capt., 13:123
Forboss, , in Butler accounts, 13:506
Ford, Thomas, 12:171
Forman, Stephen, 4:811, 830, 858
Forsey, Benjamin, 2:612; 3:169
Forsey, Thomas, 3:169; 10:208, 273, 344, 440
Forshe, Isack, 4:70
Forster, Edward, 12:819
Forster, Peter, see Foster, Peter
Fort, Johannes, 13:502
"Fort Blunder," 8:213n
Fortin, (interpreter), 6:675
Fort Eoyal, Martinique, 3:626, 635, 65S
Forts, set specific forts, e.g., Johnson, Fort
Fort Stanwix Indian Congress (1768) :
boundary line map, 5:286; 6:450
enforcement, 6:514; 8:262; 12:493-94
English ratification, 6:23, 119, 469, 473, 475, 535, 693-94, 757; 7:30, 96,
109, 119, 296, 495, 496, 521, 853, 897, 1148; 8:967-68, 991; 12:546, 553,
587, 685, 850
refusal, 6:565, 652, 691-92, 708-709; 7:16-17, 18-19, 65-66, 81-84, 112-13,
215-16; 12:715, 717, 741-42
expenses, 6:129, 137-38, 147, 184-85, 212, 435, 475, 505-506, 524, 540, 541,
545, 546-47, 568-70, 583-84, 587-88, 602-603, 613, 624, 632, 651; 7:225,
591; 12:477-78, 488, 490, 494, 500, 501, 520-22, 555, 647-48, 662, 665-6S,
670-71, 676-79, 681, 684-85, 687, 718, 726
Indian attendance, 6:308, 316-17, 333, 334-35, 354, 407-40S, 423, 429, 454,
467; 7:167, 817; 8:962; 12:605-606, 608, 628-29, 632, 636, 647, 652, 670
Iroquois denial (1771) of, 8:6-8, 9, 76
land cessions, 6:ix, 272, 454, 458, 464, 473, 480, 482, 483, 490, 491-92, 507-
508, 513, 519-21, 534-35, 536-37, 538-39, 546-47, 568, 569, 577, 584, 611,
613, 627, 632, 671, 689; 7:108, 140, 160; 8:66, 524, 5S9, 630, 1216;
12:746-47; 13:683
Western Indian resentment of, 7:96, 150, 167, 184, 316, 332, 375, 652,
656, 705; 8:834
land values and, 6:507, 520-21, 534, 564; 7:537, 538, 641, 656; 8:346;
12:712
memorandum of Indian address after, 6:466
missionary activity at, 6:442, 464, 472, 490, 492, 513-14, 529-30, 538, 542-43,
590, 609; 7:13, 177; 12:598-99, 657, 675, 692, 748-50, 919
New York City view of, 6:475-76, 502
Pennsylvania purchase of cessions, 6:147, 184-85, 357-58, 360-62, 411-12,
472-73, 507-508, 520, 539, 545, 547, 556-57, 562, 563, 587-88, 595-96, 613,
198
Sir William Johnson Papers
629; 7:84-85, 96, 141-42, 176-77, 217-18, 299-300; 8:227; 12:427-28, 8S8
plans, 5:764, 770, 785, 818, 850; 6:292; 12:379, 381, 385-86, 388, 405, 423,
459, 476-78, 488-89, 490, 502-507, 515-16, 519, 524, 526, 550, 582-83, 590
proceedings, 6:449, 453; 12:617-29, 636
provincial participation in, 6:147, 201, 211, 212, 283, 295, 297-98, 308,
316-17, 325, 327, 333, 352, 354, 359, 363, 364-65, 394-95, 406-407, 423,
429, 519; 7:1130; 8:26; 12:476-77, 493-94, 501, 526, 553, 564, 587, 588,
595, 596-97, 600, 606, 617, 619-20, 621, 630, 695
provisions, 6:286, 291, 311-12, 313, 423, 431-32, 436, 442, 443-44, 445-46,
447, 449, 459, 569, 709, 742-43; 7:444-45; 8:641, 660-61, 780-81, 794-95,
813; 12:501, 545, 555, 600, 605-606, 608, 617, 636, 672
trade indemnities and, 6:477-78, 580, 757; 7:65-66, 82, 109, 112-13, 119,
215-16, 296, 495, 496, 521; 12:165, 594-95, 618, 619-20
See also Land, Indian boundary line; and see specific colonies concerned
Fosburg, Peter, 1:167
Foster, ,5:483
Foster, Elizabeth, 11:486
.Foster (Forster), Peter, 7:352, 1087
flight, 8:86
wheat orders, 7:661
Foster, William, col., 10:34
Fouchet, , charges for care of Peter Johnson (1772), 12:1010-11,
1013-14; 13:621
Fowke, , gen., 2:532n
Fowler, David, 10:279, 280, 469-70; 11:339
Oneida mission, 4:734; 11:741, 978
Fowler, Joseph, 11:430
Fox, Christopher, 11:933-37
Fox, Frederick, 8:1210
Fox, Henry, see Holland, Henry Fox, Lord
Fox, Joseph, 2:524, 653; 3:518, 761, 773, 799, 822-23, 846
Lancaster Treaty and, 3:827-28
Pennsylvania condolence present for frontier outrages (1768), 6:104. 107
Fox, Jost, 7:666
Fox, Margaret, 7:865
Fox, Philip, 7:666
Fox, Kudolph, 7:666
Fox, William:
accounts, 7:S(;,1
Klock Cnnajohary dispute and, 4:146, 657; 11:611
wheat sales, 2:614; 3:157; 7:666
Foxcroft, post riders and, 8:539
Fox Indians (Renards) :
Adirondacks hostilities (177.'!), 13:622
Chippewa hostilities (1771), 8:117, 213
Chippewa attack on Miehilimackinac (1763) and, 10:78.1, 782, 787
at French Cadaracqui Council, 3:754
Gorrell visits (1762), 10:704-705, 706, 709-10
Ifutchins visit, 10:r>L,r>
Illinois Indian hostilities (1767), 13:426, 438
Miehilimackinac conference (1765), 11:808, 809
at Niagara Congress (1761), 4:511; 11:276, 300, 301-302, 303, 304-305
325, 336
numbers, 4:244; 10:450, 5 1.".
Pottawatomics rind, 11:5-1X
recruitment (1761), 4:42.'!
Rogers embassv (1766 ) . 5:369
(1767), 5:764
S:ikis and, 5:578; 7:16; 8:213, 667, 669
Villiers message (1763), 10:^19-21
the Fox wars, 10:669n
Fox River, 5:328; 10:669n
199
Index
Fox's Kill, 5:265
Foy, Edward, capt., 7:711
Frampton, Charles, 1:52
France, Elizabeth, 11:489
France :
American imports (1768) from, 6:323
American possessions (1755), l:445-50passt'ra, 551-55, 577, 617; 2:53
bankruptcy (1771), 8:203, 242, 249-50
"Bourbon Compact," 4:720; 7:1029, 1129
Canadian capitulation, 3:309, 362 (See also Canada, reduction of)
colonization plans, 5:277, 319, 320-21, 323-24
Corsica and, 7:157
Croghan shipwreck in, 4:341, 383, 384
encounter of Byng and La Galissonniere, 2:531-32, 536, 540
English ambassadors, 6:734; 7:1078
English recapture of Newfoundland, 3:879, 880, 894, 897-98, 902, 907
908, 910-11
Falkland Islands and, 7:402
Flanders and, 8:94
fur factories of, 5 : 654, 828
German troops (1762), 3:892
Illinois cessions (1765), 11:900-901
Illinois Indian treaties, 13:409
Indian land grants, 4:291; 5:155, 243
Caghnawaga, 4:307-308, 318; 5:46, 55, 66, 90, 91, 183-87; 10:373-76;
12:32-33, 37-39, 48, 67
English colonization purchases, 5:128-30, 240-41, 276-78, 324
Green Bay monopoly, 12:118-19
international debts (1770), 7:430
Johnson pedigree traced to Normandy, 13 : 734
Joncaire indemnity, 5:32, 35, 92-93, 96, 99
king's letter to Pontiac, 4 : 553
king's message (alleged) to the Iroquois (1773?), 8:932-33, 1142-46
king's message (1764) to Pontiac, 11:370, 392
Louisiana interference with Western Indians and, 6:601, 631; 10:819-23
Ministry changes (1771), 8:50, 94
naval power (1773), 8:831
Niagara loss, 3:108-109
Ohio claims, 1:302-304, 312m, 314-15, 385, 387, 389, 436, 441, 442, 552-53,
554, 663, 833w, 910-15, 917-20; 2:29; 9:40-41, 125, 126, 132
Oswego prisoners sent to, 9:599
return of Canadian settlers, 3 : 644
Rogers' alleged defection to interests of, 12:439, 440-41, 444, 450-51, 508,
518
Roubaud and, 3:279ji-80k.
Russia and, 7:285, 671, 946, 1079
Russo-Turkish War and, 8:871
Seneca promises (1765) of aid from, 11:963
Seven Years War :
Cessation of Arms, 10:617, 640
English Declaration of War, 2:505; 9:570, 576
English peace rumors (1762), 3:911, 930, 936, 937, 949, 953, 960
peace offers, 3:24; 10:584, 592
Peace Treaty, 4:34, 35, 45, 49, 62, 63, 81, 101-102, 104, 222, 256, 266-67;
5:vii; 7:269-70; 10:659-60, 663, 759, 782, 786, 792-94, 804, 914-15,
977
Villiers declaration of amity (1763), 10.-S19-23
Society of Jesus abolished in, 4:309
Spain and, 2:351-52, 531; 3:279n; 4:81
Jesuit dispute, 8:180
Louisiana cession, 4:303-304, 336; 11:36
Spanish alliance, 3:753; 7:221, 671, 789, 870, 1026
200
Sir William Johnson Papers
Spanish-Austrian alliance (1771), 7:1111
Spanish-Prussian Alliance, 7:7
troops returned (1765) to, 11:725-26
war prospects (1755) with England, 1:455-56, 456-62, 464-65, 532, 564, 695,
849-50; 2:243, 271; 9:154, 166
(1756), 2:464
(1768), 12:600, 601-603
(1770), 7:606, 630, 671, 870, 946, 1015, 1024, 1029; 12:898
(1771), 7:1074, 1129, 1148, 1149-50; 8:35-36, 45, 50, 94, 98, 104, 203,
205, 242, 273; 12:886, 891, 893
(1773-74), 8:933, 1007-1008
See also French
Frances, Abraham, 1:776; 9:257
Francis, , 3:257
Francis, capt., 1 : 867
Francis I, emperor of Germany, 7:286n
Francis (Caghnkenaont, Paglikenaont — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
Francis, Sir Philip, 7: 40 In
Francis, Turbutt, lieut. col., 3:901; 6:517, 545
at Bouquet Tuscarawas conference (1764), 11:438
Croghan resignation (1771) and, 8:292-93, 308
employment applications, 4:255; 5:515, 525; 12:276-77
half -Indian child of, 8:235
murder of Seneca George and, 7:63, 178, 274
Niagara surrender (1759), 13:117, 122, 124
Oquaga land claims and, 7:226-27, 253-55, 292-93
scouting parties, 10:171; 13:142
Franck, the cooper, 9:122
Franck (Frank), Conrad, capt.:
accounts, 3:156, 173, 180; 5:340; 10:472
in Adems accounts (1769-73), 13:540, 573, 577, 578, 588, 590, 591, 592,
593, 595, 596, 599
in Butler accounts, 13:513
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50, 61
cattle drivers and, 5:331
Chenussios at German Flats and, 4:228; 10:916
on Chenussios harassed by English (1763), 10:757-58
company returns, 5:557; 7:456
on death of Justice Frank, 3:407
Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1763) and, 10:801
in German Flats patent (Sept., 1765), 11:933 37
Hasenclever and, 3:885; 5:704
Indian provisions, 4:435, 437, 740; 10:872; 11:187
Iroquois Congress (German Flats, May, 1767), 12:309
Johnson (Guyi land granl ami, 11:121
justice appointment, 3:609, 622, 750; 8:53; 12:784
land holdings, 4:657; 11:824; 12:245; 13:377
maladministration charge, 8:509-10
mills of, 11:595
Niagara journey (1761) stop with, 13:274
Opey visit, 8:53-54
rum trade, 3:156; 5:213; 12:287, 303
Franck, Frederick, 11:121 ; 13:377
Franck, John, 8:1210
Franck, Julian (John) Conrad, 2:486, 526 27, 689 90
Francois, 11:97
Frank, capt., 1:369
Frank (Negro), 9:656
Frank, Gustavus (Justice), murder of, '■): U>7, 430, 431-32, 433-35, 436-37, 504,
506; 10:292, 297, 312; 13:216
Frank, Stephen (Stephanus), 2:486; 3:407; 11:251. 933-37
Frankfort, 3:144, 145
201
Index
Frankland, , capt., 1:24
Franklin, Benjamin:
Congress proposal, 8:ix
Croghan and, 4:741, 880»; 5:37-39; 7:591
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:833, 843-44; 3:995; 13:44
dismissal as deputy postmaster, 8:1060-61, 1139
at Easton Council (1756), 2:653
Easton Council (1762) and, 3:837; 10:567
Fort Allen and, 10:533«,
on frontier outrages (1766), 12:178-79
Illinois colonization proposals and, 5:viii, 37-39, 330, 331, 336, 365, 371-72;
6:92; 12:107-108, 136, 140, 141, 165, 178, 436, 511-12
on Indian Affairs management, 6:231-32; 11:969
on Indian boundary line, 5:854-55; 6:82, 129-30, 168, 231; 7:16, 215-16
on Indian lands, 3:26, 48
Johnson (John) and, 7:497
money sent Johnson by, 9:267
non-importation agreements and, 7:769
Pennsylvania Assembly message (Jan., 1768), 12:417-19
Pennsylvania Gazette and, 2:lln; 4:405n, 857n
Philosophical Society and, 6:564n
portrait, 5:854; 6:564
Quakers and, 2:439; 4:564
trade loss indemnities and, 6:579; 7:591; 12:236-37
Franklin, P., 4:708; 11:683
Franklin, William, New Jersey Gov., 5:119, 701
autograph, 7 :xii
on Catholic mission in Nova Scotia, 7:964
Chew and, 7:234
colonial trade control and, 6:295; 7:13; 12:512-13, 564, 729
Croghan invitation (1765), 11:969, 970
Crown Point (1755) provisions and, 9:284-85
Delaware River and, 8:264
Delawares and, 5:544
Franklin (Benjamin) dismissal as postmaster, 8:1139
Hasenclever investigation, 7:426rc.
Hillsborough and, 6:438w
Hooper and, 7:1132-33
Illinois colonization proposals and, 5:viii, 128-30, 196-97, 276, 313, 320n,
336; 6:92; 12:107-108, 136, 140, 237, 511-12, 727-28
on Indian boundary line, 6:129, 295, 354?i, 363, 423; 7:13, 119; 12:511,
564-65, 587, 600, 617, 627
Iroquois seminary and, 8:858
Johnson (Jacob W's) and, 6:445, 450
on land grant for widows and orphans of clergymen, 5:431
land purchases of, 7:537
Minisink Indian murder and, 5:169-74, 198, 276, 418-22; 12:72-73, 237
on Ohio colonization plans, 8:1159, 1178
postal appointments, 7:322w
portrait, 7:120
Queen's College and, 8:768
Robertson (William) and, 8:1158, 1177
Sons of Liberty and, 7:1107; 12:774
threat of general Indian War (1769) and, 7:119-20
Wharton (Thomas) and, 7:591
Wheelock and, 6:442
Franks, ,1:382,496; 2 : 430, 441 ; 3 : 923
Franks, Conrad, see Franck, Conrad
Franks, David, 3:329, 566; 4:199, 204
account of losses (I766), 5:347-59
Fort Pitt stores and, 4:730
traders' memorial and, 4 :264, 265, 270
202
Sir William Johnson Papers
Franks, Moses, 2:441n; 4:264-66, 267-70, 272, 545; ll:302n
Franks, Trent, Simons and Company, 11:614
Fraser, , capt., Canadian Indian Affairs superintendence proposal,
11:342
Fraser, Alexander (trader) :
Niagara trade petitions (1766-67), 5:118, 144, 743, 766
Van Eps partnership, 4:840; 11:929
Fraser, Alexander, lieut. :
accounts (1766), 12:266
Fort Chartres occupation expedition (1765), 4:718, 731, 859n; 11:516, 541,
560, 647, 743-44, 789, 840, 869, 872n, 877, 899-90, 904, 913, 958ra
Pontiac and, 4:768, 799, 800, 809, 811, 816; 11:882-83, 921; 12:40
reported death of, 4:770, 774, 777, 780; 11:795, 803, 810, 813, 833, 868,
871, 881
Fraser, Donald, 8:628, 731; 12:818
Fraser (Frazer), Hugh, lieut., 4:203, 207, 526, 823; 5:19, 575, S06; 12:224
accounts, 7:501, 940
Davis and, 6:500
land purchases, 4:824, 883, 885; 5:360; 8:917; 11:922; 12:1041
Fraser, John, capt., 5:474
Fraser, John, 12:818
Fraser, Simon, col., 4:885; 10:41w, 77
Fraser (Frazer), William, lieut., 4:208; 10:815, 817, 818
Fraser, William, 12:818
Fraser, William, Jr., 12:960, 988
Frasior, Thomas, 8:1124
Frax, Peter, see Fiax, Peter
Frazer, John (smith), 12:804, 818
Frazier, , 1:185, 190, 904
Frazier, , lieut., on Detroit Congress journey (1761), 13:239
Frazier, Alexander, lieut., see Fraser, Alexander, lieut.
Frazier, Hugh, lieut., see Fraser, Hugh, lieut.
Freba, Frans, 7:667
Frederick the Great:
assassination plot against (1762), 3:669
at Biskow, 3:145
Colbergh loss (1762), 3:659
Czar's friendship, 3:749
Danzig and, 8:758
Damn and, 3:635, 892-93
Dresden taken by, 3:148
English war prospects (1771), 8:358, 435
Poland and, 8:831
Russo-Turkish war and, 8:434-35
Frederick, Peter, 3:161, 631; 6:771; 10:248; 12:819; 13:541
Frederick, Phillip, 3:357
Frederick, Fort, Albany,:
artillery list (1755), 1:551
Clinton at, 1:103, 174n
drummers for, 1:422
garrison (1755), 1:623
map, 3:507
personnel (1706), 5:444
Frederick (Saint), Fort, see Saint Frederic, Fort; see also Crown Poinl
Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales, 1:331, 331 /i, 311
Freeling, John, 11:485
Freeling, Peggy, 11:486
Freeman, John, sgt., 2:316
Free Robin (Indian), 2:542
Freer, Abraham, 2:7". 1
Freidenberg, Charles (Chevalier dc Freudenberg, Freydenberg) , 4:862 872,
203
Index
Freidenberg, Charles,
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:784, 793
Lake Champlain lease, 5:345; 7:191
Freil (Friel), John:
in Adems accounts (1769-73), 13:539, 540, 542, 545, 547-51, 558-69, 571-74,
576, 577, 579-81, 586, 587, 589, 591-95, 600, 602, 605, 607-609
named in patents, 12:787, 819, 855, 960, 988
tailoring charges, 7:349, 1090; 8:1094; 13:370
French, capt., 8:1208, 1209; 9:872
French, John, 6:118; 12:315, 318
Davis (Dudley) and, 6:498-99
Harper bond and, 6:360; 12:582
Vaughan lands and, 6:24-25, 70, 83; 12:664
French, Jonathan, 3:634; 6:771; 10:248
French :
Bradstreet expedition (1764) and, 11:504
Bullit expedition and, 8:889
Canadian Indian culture and, 7:599-600
Canadian resentment of English occupation, 4:223-28; 6:303; 8:1143-44;
11:609; 869; 12:422
Chautauqua Creek settlement, 13:204
Detroit inhabitants (1762), 10:560-61
Detroit Indian siege (1763) and, 4:164, 170, 303, 355, 391, 403-404, 414,
418, 433, 437, 447, 670-79, 763-64; 10:693-94, 728, 738, 739-40, 743, 745,
762, 763, 764, 985-86; 13:317-21
Detroit siege (1764) and, 4:164, 170, 303, 355, 403-404, 414, 418, 433, 437,
447, 670-79; 11:164, 216, 217, 218-19, 226-27, 229-30, 246
Detroit threat (1769), 7:29, 55, 98
Dutch and, 1:36
English employment of, 4:210-11, 236, 253, 392, 395
in Florida, 5:469
Fort Chartres collapse rumors, 6:392
Fort Duquesne defeat of Braddock, 1:712, 722, 745-48, 750-51, 752-53, 759,
760, 763, 766, 767-68, 772-74, 795, 805, 824, 826-27, 882; 3:995
Fort Necessity and, 1:406, 409-10
Hosack attack, 1:413, 415
in the Illinois country, 4:570, 625, 639, 742, 779, 792, 816; 5:vm, 120, 122,
277, 319, 320-24, 362-63, 368, 573; 8:190, 202, 340, 341-42, 418, 441,
480, 491
colonization plans, 6:157
fortification (1771), 8:259, 261, 278, 285
Indian unrest (1762), 10:534-35, 543, 547
Indian unrest (1764), 11:229-30
Indian unrest (1765), 11:697-98, 716, 740, 765, 838, 904-905, 982
Indian unrest (1766-68), 12:227-29, 450, 543-44; 13:407
Indian unrest (1773), 8:779, 799
Indian boundary line and, 6:447, 464, 472, 491, 519
Indian conference conduct of, 11:232
Indian land grants:
Bradstreet on, 4:529
English proposal to purchase, 5:128-30
Wabash, 8:661, 688
Indians and, 1:40, 42, 47, 53, 56, 100, 114, 211-13, 239, 241, 247, 259, 261,
297, 306n, 344n, 357-58, 663, 767-68, 795, 823-24, 882, 925-27; 2:4, 36,
58, 59; 3:248, 249-50, 272, 753
Delaware-Shawnee, uprisings and, 2:359-60, 368-71, 445-46, 499, 500,
510-13, 681, 788; 3:786, 849; 4:483; 9:476-77, 744, 754, 756, 760-61;
11:403-404, 498, 558, 585, 618, 625, 660, 664, 681, 842; 13:76-77, 78
English poisonings rumored, 9:445
Indians living among, 5 : 660
Johnson on political strategy (1754) concerning, 9:125-32
Johnson review of intrigues from reduction of Canada through 1773,
8:1142-46
204
Sir William Johnson Papers
Johnson on superior policies, 4:239, 275, 416, 629, 665, 872; 5:3, 479-80;
6:72; 10:461,464; 11:586; 12:73-74
land restitution promises, 2:692
Maryland, 1:496-97
Mississippi Indian intrigues (1762), 10:435
present disbursement policy (1774), 8:1007-1008, 1016, 1032; 9:372, 573,
596-98, 599, 791; 10:448-49, 461; 11:21
Seneca incitements to revolt, 11:963; 13:230
Wabash settler removal (1772), 12:942-43
Western, 2:676-77, 796; 3:6, 28, 336-37; 4:170, 176, ISO, 187, 200, 239,
253, 275-76, 282, 291, 295, 303; 5:613, 614, 740, 741, 744, 763; 6:275,
333-34, 467, 565, 601-602, 630-31; 12:386-87
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7, 141, 190, 206, 259, 339-40,
341
(1772) and, 8:501-502, 551, 561-62, 592
Western revolts (1763) and, 10:723, 724, 731, 746-48, 754-55, 767-68,
807, 881
(See also specific groups of Indians)
Isle aux Galots encampment (1759), 13:140, 142
Lake Champlain timber rights, 12:173
L/ake George prisoners examined, 2:26-28; 9:232
Mississippi attack rumors (1768), 6:111-12
Monongahela attack, 1:403
naval battles (1745-48), 1:32, 67, 128
naval battles (1755), 1:676, 681, 686, 692-93, 719-20
"Neutrals," 2:459-60
in New Hampshire, 1:415
New York visitors (174S), 1:904
Niagara surrender (1759), 13:114-57, 159
Ohio expedition (1750), 9:62-63
(1753), 9:106, 107, 109, 112, 117
Ohio settlements (1757), 9:592, 613
Oswego siege, 2:542, 544, 546-47, 549, 552, 553, 556, 557, 563-64
outpost abandonment proposal (1768) and, 6:232
outposts, 2:12; 13:40-41, 100 (See also specific forts)
Pontiac and, 4:809; 12:150 (See also Pontiac)
privateers, 1:24
Quebec siege, 3:128, 147
Rogers plan and, 6:259n
in Royal American regiment, 10-Aln
Saratoga garrison attack, 1:101-102
Seneca murders on Lake Ontario (1773), 8:886, 890, 899, 903, 905-906, 913,
923-24, 925-26, 934, 951, 952-53, 1026, 1032, 1048-49, 1086, 1091-92, 1093,
1116, 1131-32, 1135, 1138, 1140-41, 1148, 1149, 1164-65, 1167
servants, 1:44
sickness among (1750), 1:275
Silvestre's report on Ohio activities of, 1:508-11
South Carolina and, 3:733-34
Spanish and, 3:725, 733-34, 743; 5:373; 7:185, 212, 221, 256-57, 263, 722,
789, 948-49; 12:227-28, 236, 238, 543, 549-50, 559, 585-86, 622, 652
663, 682
strategy :
in Crown Point expedition, 1755, 1:508-509, 651, 678-79, 796, 846, 855,
883, 892; 2:58-62; 9:181-83
Niagara expedition, 1:551-55, 577, 746-48
threats of attack:
(1744), 1:22
(1745), 1:43
(1746), 3:993; 9:4-5
(1749), 9:54-55
(1754), 1:404
(1755), 1:495; 2:17, 31-32, 39-40, 48, 59-62, 73-74, 289, 290-304, 310, 323
205
Index
French
(1755), siege instructions, 2:328-32, 334, 365-66, 386-87
(1755), snow shoe expedition, 2:310, 384-86
(1756), 2:431, 455-56
(1768), 6:424
(1769), 7:84, 86-87, 119-20, 154-55, 185, 196, 212
(1770), 7:654, 689
trade with, 1:19
(1762), 3:935, 941, 944, 961, 969; 4:137
Cherokee (1756), 9:572, 578-79, 597
English occupation of the Illinois and, 4:761-66; 11:628, 725-26, 840,
850, 853, 900-901, 902, 988; 12:254-55; 13:410-13
liquor trade regulation, 13:236
trading conduct, 3:523, 545, 5S8; 4:38, 275, 556-57, 568-69, 625, 627-28,
704, 830, 833-34, 839, 872; 5:38, 109, 480-81, 520, 522, 698; 6:495;
7:1018; 8:150, 804, 818, 819
Mississippi, 6:xi, 195-96, 327, 394; 8:195; 11:826, 988; 12:39-40, 44-45,
188, 190, 226, 229, 236, 238, 549-50, 559, 587
outposts and, 5:2-4, 653-59, 736; 6:21, 45, 49, 58; 11:8
Saint Joseph, 6:121-22; 11:696-97
Wabash, 12:373, 544
withdrawal of traders proposed (1768), 6:437, 509-10, 536
troops under Dieskau (1755), 2:18-24, 26-28, 48-49, 58, 60-61, 72, 95, 111,
122, 146, 171, 200-202, 340; 9:230, 232, 240
war belt (1774) delivered up by Iroquois, 13:687
West Indies, 1:10
See also Canada ; France ; Louisiana ; and see specific personal names
French Andrew (Huron), 5:252, 257
French Creek, 1:918; 2:654; 3:405, 438
French Mohawks, see Caghnawagas
French Peter, see Peter (Taquainunt)
French South Sea Company, 3:362
Frere, Porlun, 5:134
Freton, Iulien, 5:488
Freudenberg, Chevalier de, see Freidenberg, Charles
Frey, , Canajoharies and, 9:392-93
Frey (Fry), lieut. col, 2:250, 335
Frey (Fry), Hendrick, Sr. :
accounts, 2:581, 600, 602; 3:717
election (1752), 1:363
on German Flats destroyed by Indians, 3:834, 853; 13:278
on horse and sled shortage (1756), 9:411
liquor trade and, 1:172
Lutheran church land survey by, 6:175
Miller land survey, 3:369
Mohawk delegates to Harris Ferry (1757), 9:621-22
Mohawk forts and, 2:378; 9:220
Frey (Fry), Hendrick, Jr. (son of above), capt.:
on Abeel, 4:281; 13:321-22
accounts, 4:720, 832
Albany County division petition, 8:333
Assembly seat (1773), 8:705
in Butler accounts, 13:506, 508, 515, 516
Canajoharie fortification (1755) and, 1:842; 2:378
Canajoharie-Klock dispute and, 3:007, 948; 4:49, 50, 61, 145, 311, 313;
10:573
on Canajoharie rum trade, 4:373
Canajoharie survey for Johnson, 4:631, 754; 5:395, 422, 476, 478, 541;
6:85; 8:547-48; 11:522; 12:214n, 215, 216, 301
Collins (James) and, 5:555
commission, 3:370; 13:216
company of, 4:182
Couagne and LaForee Albany escape (1757), 2:748
206
Sir William Johnson Papa.;
Croghan land survey and, 6:103, 123
Dillenbach (Christian) and, 4:12, 634; 10:607-608
Dillenbach (Martinus) and, 4:286, 316
eviction of Maybe, 5:493
on gates on highways, 4:610
German Flats alarm (1763), 10:758
on German Flats Indian meeting (1765), 4:648; 11:582
horses ordered from, 13:322
Indian expenses (1756), 2:623
Indian expenses (1768), 12:635, 648
at Johnson Hall Seneca Peace (March 1764), 11:134
Johnson's Niagara journey (1764), 11:251
Johnson will and, 12:1075
justice appointment, 3:609, 622, 750; 12:768, 784
land purchases, 3:905
law studies of, 5:791; 6:83; 12:384-85, 769
maladministration charge, 8:509-10
oath of allegiance, 8:655
oaths of militia officers and, 6:697
oats and peas of, 4:409
officer appointment powers of, 12:772
Oneida trade, 11:375
Oriskany patent survey, 5:668-69; 12:659
Penn (John) and, 6:364; 12:596
roots in trade, 11:398
rum trade, 11 :5S2
Ruppert case, 5:490
Schuyler mistreatment of Canajoharies and, 5:57-5S
settlers on lands of, 8:303
at Tryon County election of officers (1772), 12:1014
wheat sales, 8:715
Frcy (Fry), John, 3:370, 549; 8:1207, 1211
oath of allegiance, 8:655
Prey, Severinus, 3:609
Frey and Butler, 4:578, 642
Freydenberg, Chevalier de, see Freidenberg, Charles
Friland, (tailor), 5:483
Frim, Isera, 4:498
Frisbev, Grickson, 2:731
Frisby, Phillip, 6:287
Prize, Jacob, justice appointment (1762), 3:750
Frobisher, Benjamin, 5:134, 181
Ainse defense deposition (1768), 12:615-16
at Michilimafkinac court of inquiry (Aug., 1767), 5:038, 640
Michilimackinac trade petition (July, 1765), 11:827, 829
Rogers and, 6:754; 12:440, 441, 451, (514
Frobisher, Dobie and Company, 5:181
Froechay, Jacob, 7:002
Frontenac, Fort (Cadaracqui, Kingston in Canada) :
Bradstreet expedition (1758), l:548n; 2:8S6, 889-90, 894-95; 3:1, i;
7:587»; 9:953, 904, 906-67, 968, 909; 10:ln, 3, 4-5, 7, 12, 18, 20, 25,
r.',n, 51, 54, 72
French efforts to rebuild, 10:38
French Indian conference (1762), 10:385, 422, 423, 425
French troops:
(1754-55), 1:517, 547, 548, 894, 919; 2:12, 35-36, 95 90
(1750), 2:541, 564, 655, 719
(1757), 2:070, 692; 9:606, 627, 789, 791, 803, 832
(1758), 2:857; 9:875, 877, 907, 930, 904; 10:83 84
(1759), 3:134
Iroquois visits (1750), 1:288
trade, 5:482
Hii7
Index
Frontenac, Fort,
See also Cadaracqui
Frump, Andrew, 5:666
Fry, John, capt., 13:51-53
Fry, Thomas, 5:501
Fry, see also Frey
Frye, James, 11:943
Fryenmoet, Johann Casparus, 3:351
Fryer, Catharine, 8:352
Fryer, Hannah, 8:351
Fryer, Isaac, 8:351
Fryer, John, capt., 7:1040; 8:351, 1029
Fuller, , clerk, 5:505
Puller, Peeke, capt., 4:879; 5:300
Fuller, Samuel, 10:662
Claus housebuilding account (March-April, 1763), 13:303-307
Johnson Hall plan, 13:282-83, 285-86
account (May, 1763), 13:15-17
contract (Feb., 1763), 13:283
journal (May, 1763), 13:307-15
Fullerton, I>avid, Eogers and, 12:439, 441, 442-43, 444, 449-50, 492, 613
Fulsham, , capt., 13:51
Funda, Jellis, see Fonda, Jelles
Funday, see Fonda, Jelles
Fundy (Fonda, Funda), Bay of, 1:446, 681; 5:576
Fur:
Albany trade regulations (1743), 1:19
arincalle, 12:400
bear, 1:98, 229, 230, 235, 337, 346, 372, 376; 8:121, 138, 239, 271; 10:93,
176; 12:397, 398, 661, 708
blankets, 2:619
coats, 2:603
for gun-covers, 2:619
hunting grounds, 6:433
for mattresses, 2:619
prices, 1:48, 183; 8:380; 9:121; 13:233
beaver, 1:50, 66, 98, 171, 194, 229, 230, 235, 275, 290, 336, 346, 347;
4:686; 10:246, 971; 11:1
blankets, 11:271; 12:559, 560; 13:243
Canadian hunting of, 3:363
Canadian quality, 13:196
castorum, 12:708
Cherokee hunting grounds, 6:433
commodity price standard in terms of, 11:284
Detroit trade (1767), 12:398, 399, 400
Fort Pitt trade (1767), 12:397
French prices for, 3:523
"illicit" beaver hats, 4:407
Iroquois hunting grounds, 1:850; 2:230, 233; 13:40, 684
Kelly's trade in, 2:463
Niagara trade (1768), 12:661, 708
prices (1746-49), 1:48, 58, 127-28, 181, 183, 250
prices (1750-59), 1:259, 287, 292; 9:121, 911, 929; 10:39, 71, 93
prices (1760-74), 4:894-95; 10:389-91; 12:910; 13:219, 320-21
as quit-rent, 7:203, 718; 8:992, 1010, 1051; 12:392, 725, 740, 754
sloop transport wrecked (1771), 8:139
traps, 11:361; 13:648, 649
Wade and Keiuser trade, 7:740, 756, 778, 822, 941, 1019; 8:3, 63, 120,
129, 130, 144-45, 149, 155, 224, 239, 241, 271, 280, 324-25, 355, 379
380, 498, 826; 12:910-11
white, 6:235
buffalo, 6:326, 433; 10:176; 12:399; 13:656, 657
Canadian, 1:552, 554, 577; 2:53; 4:226
208
Sir William Johnson Papers
Chenussio trade, 9:380
civilization of Indians and, 7:597-98, 600
commodity price regulations in terms of, 3:531-35; 4:489-91, 893-96; 10:389-
91: 11:284, 990-93
deerskin, 1:16, 128, 259; 2:463; 5:348; 6:433; 7:729; 8:144, 239, 325;
9:599; 12:64, 398
in Adems accounts (1769-73), 13:550, 552, 553, 587, 605, 614
for breeches, 8:145-46
Fonda purchases (1768), 6:83-84, 600
dressing of, 7:230; 10:176
for house-lining, 7:1018
for Indian shoes, 3:165, 176
prices, 1:38, 48, 181; 4:894, 895; 5:348; 10:389-91, 769
Wyaloosing gift, 11:92
Detroit French trade, 13:203
Detroit petition on limitation of trade (1767), 5:808, 810, 828
Detroit stores, 3:316, 317
Detroit trade report (1767), 12:398-400
elk, 12:397,400, 661, 708
English imports, 1:48-49; 7:428
estimate of trade (1764), 4:556-59
fisher, 1:49; 8:121, 129, 144, 355, 380; 12:397, 398, 661, 708
Fort Johnson trade, 2:843; 3:258
Fort Pitt trade report (1767), 12:397
Fort Stanwix Congress trading, 12:62
fox, 1:48; 8:129, 380; 10:314; 12:64, 397, 399, 661, 708
French South Sea Company, 3:362
Hudson Bay Company trade (1770), 7:953-54
Illinois trade, 4:889; 5:38, 321, 322
in Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:655, 656, 657
Johnson trade, 1:31, 37; 13:1
leather, 1:230, 250, 287, 290, 309; 8:40-41, 324; 9:121
Liotard and Godin account of sales, 4:794
marten, 1:48, 50, 370; 4:894, 895; 7:729, 756; 8:120, 129, 144, 239, 324,
355, 380; 9:83; 10:389-91; 12:397, 399, 661, 708; 13:552, 603, 604
Michilimackinac trade, 3:544; 4:789-90; 6:44-58; 13:451
mink, 1:16, 49; 4:895; 8:121, 129, 144, 239; 12:399, 708
Mississippi trade and colonization plans, 8:249
Montreal trade, 3:403
muskrat, 1:16, 49; 4:894, 895; 7:729, 756; 8:121, 129, 144, 239, 324, 355,
380; 10:389-91 ; 12:398, 708
New Orleans trade, 5:368, 522, 524, 564, 736, 808, 810, 828; 6:194; 12:226;
13:411, 412
Niagara and Oswego trade regulations, 3:463; 5:143-44, 495-96
Niagara trade reports (1768-69), 12:660-61, 708
Oswegatchie trade (1757), 9:696, 699
otter, 1:48; 4:686; 7:756; 8:63, 120, 129, 144, 145, 155, 239, 324, 355, 379,
380; 12:64, 397, 398, 661, 708, 910; 13:187
panther, 12:397 (See also Fur, wildcat, infra)
piirclimont, 12:400
Pond murder and stolen pelts, 8:660, 674, 791, 796-97
price mainlonnnro H770), 7:953
raccoon, 1:48, 230, 287; 4:686, 894, 895; 5:348; 7:756; 8:121, 129, 239,
324, 355, 380; 10:389-91; 12:64, 397, 400, 661, 708; 13:320-21
Seneca indemnities for robbery of Frenchmen (1773), 8:1048-49, 1095, 1167,
1175-76; 12:1020, 1036-37, 1054-55, 1110; 13:666
Smallman account of trade (1763) losses in, 12:63-64
squirrel, 1:370; 9:83
taxation of French trade, 6:21
Toronto traders' pass, 3:754-55
trade limitation to outposts, 5:520-24, 653-59; 11:23; 12:180, 188
trading houses near Indian forts, 2:410
209
Index
Fur,
transport risks, 12:410
Van Schaack, Cole and Campbell agreement (1765), 4:625-26
transactions, 4:686-87; 5:290-93
Vealars' account of sales, 4 : 795-96
Wetherhead trade, 5:290, 291, 292; 7:1
wildcat, 1:48; 4:686; 8:121, 129, 239; 12:64, 397, 398, 399, 661, 708
wolf, 1:49; 8:121, 129; 12:397, 399, 708
Furey (Furry, Fury), Michael, 3:267, 298, 96S; 13:362
Crump and, 4:217
English voyage of, 4:216-17, 254
jailed in New York, 4:49
Perm (Thomas) and, 4:122; 11:125
Furness, , 4:668
Furnis, ,3:929
Fumis, James, 2:481, 483
Furniture, see Household articles
Fute, see Tute
Fyns, James, see Phyn, James
Gabbet, Jos., lieut. col., 7:68
Gabriel (Delaware), 10:539
Gaesbeek, Abraham, col., 1:15; 9:56
Gagawariuna, 4 : 65
Gage, Lord, 12:33; 13:39
Gage, John Lewis, ensign, capt., 4:251
at Chippewa protest against Great Lakes vessel (1769), 6:716
death (1770), 7:896
at Detroit trade fraud court of inquiry, 12:216-17
gift of pistols, 5:817
naval appointment (1763), 4:238-39, 259-60; 10:906, 919-20, 937-38
sailing (1764), 11:70
Gage, Thomas, brig, gen., maj. gen., lieut. gen.:
Adair and, 6:531, 723
at Albany Council of War (1756), 9:483, 4S7
Amherst accounts and, 11:193
Amherst campaign plans (1760), 3:202-203
Augusta County murders (1765), 11:763, 785, 798-99
autograph, 3:xiii
Blasius and, 4:325; 11:36
on Boston riots, 6:434; 8:ix
at Braddock's defeat, 8:1067
Burton commission (1764), 11:390
Caghnawaga abuse (1761), 3:349, 376, 381, 383, 384, 387, 394; 10:281
Caghnawaga-Jesuit land dispute (Cartier grant), 3:748; 4:136; 5:45-46, 66,
90, 91; 10:372-74, 376-79, 804-805, 806, 844; 12:32-33, 37-39, 48, 61-62,
67
Campbell agency for Canadian Indian Affairs (1774), 12:1114, 13:646,
691, 698
Canadian arms stores and, 6:540; 10:334; 12:662
Canadian Indian fears of English legal procedures (1774), 13:675, 679-80
Canadian Indian presents (1761-63), 3:332-33, 403, 547; 4:192, 200; 10:307
Oarleton and, 5:552, 563-64, 573, 676-77; 6:185; 7:221-22, 257, 264, 654,
705
on Chenussio revolt throats (1764), 4:508; 11:110
on Cherokee-Iroquois alliance (1770), 7:993, 1016, 1053, 1076; 8:142-43;
12:813, 822, 8S1
Cherokee-Iroquois peace negotiations (1767), 5:540, 548, 552, 739
Johnson Hall arrival of deputies, 6:2, 7, 32, 69n; 12:393, 394, 406, 415
Treaty, 6:149-50, 176, 184, 198; 12:460, 469-71, 478
on Cherokees at Onondaga Council (1769), 7:490-91
Cherokee recruitment (1764), 11:244
Cherokee-Virginia hostilities (1765), 4:755-56
Cherokee- Virginia hostilities (1769), 7:225, 263
210
Sir William Johnson Papers
Chippewa-Iroquois relations and, 7:715-16; 11:797, 813, 893, 976; 12:21,
34, 295, 308, 322, 359-60, 372
Claus leave request (1761-62) and, 3:553, 629, 637; 10:334
Cole accounts :
(1767), 5:748-55: 12:280, 292
(1768), 6:176-77, 187, 199, 207, 215-16, 229, 230, 312, 332; 12:471, 478,
495-96, 513-14, 583-84
as commander in chief, 4:237-38, 284, 381, 383, 392, 395; 10:986-87;
11:103, 138, 145
appointment, 4:613, 623, 626; 10:926», 934; 11:500, 517
recall considered (1770), 7:417-18
Conestoga and Wyaloosing protection (1764), 4:306, 310, 320, 327, 328,
357-58, 366, 368, 377, 391; ll:2n, 97, 104
congratulatory address from Montreal traders, 3:606
copper prospectors and, 6:450-51, 524, 565; 7:909; 8:122-24; 12:662-63,
682-83, 859-62, 872
Cox & Drummond bill, 8:578
Cresap murders (1774) and, 12:1102, 1114-17; 13:666
Croghan expedition (1765) and, 4:643, 646-47, 665-66, 704-705, 777, 778-80,
799-800, 816, 828, 830, 852; 11:509, 536, 541, 545, 560-61, 569-70, 604,
629, 633, 647, 804, 813-14, 831, 833-34, 843, 850-51, 861, 877, 880, 882-83,
892-93, 904-905, 915, 928, 930, 940, 954
Fort Pitt conference, 4:785-86; 11:516-17, 724, 725, 726, 730, 731, 732,
y>v 7 •'5 0 - "5 1
Paxtoner attack, 4:717-18, 721, 731-33, 735, 738, 739, 770; 11:664-65,
785, 798, 844
return, 4:854, 859, 861; 11:958, 967-70; 12:16, 22-23
Croghan expedition (1766) and, 5:19, 80, 91, 119-20, 146, 155, 187, 196,
201, 216, 225-26, 307, 396, 462, 469; 12:16, 18-19, 23, 28, 34, 40, 48-49,
74, 111, 238-39; 13:406, 415n
on Croghan expenses: (1764), 11:36
(1765), 4:702-703, 705, 707, 712-15, 717-18, 721, 732-33, 735, 738, 767,
770, 778-79, 799, 873; 5:75-76, 78-79, 93-94, 155, 196, 225, 243, 333;
ll:543?i, 576, 5S0, 626, 634, 687, 712, 718, 844, 959, 968
(1766), 5:225-26, 243, 307, 386-87, 396, 536; 12:16, 68, 79, 149, 207,
239, 265-66; 13:387-90
(1767), 5:468, 474, 501, 525, 590, 601
(1768), 6:83, 86-87, 312, 314-15, 331-32
(1769), 7:284, 298
(1770), 7:487, 526, 568, 653, 668-69, 856, 872, 911; 12:814
( 1771), 8:70, 111, 259, 262, 286, 320, 344, 350
( poghan visit (1769), 7:314
daughter's birth (1773), 8:906, 913
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace negotiations (1765) :
deputies and hostages, 4:646-47, 649-50, 6.11, 664-65, 667, 699, 710, 718-
19, 722-23, 731, 733, 736, 739-40; 11:499, 519, 540, 544-45, 552, .-.en,
624-25 750-51 755
terms, 4:743-44, 755; 11:496 97, 516-17, 570, 604, 664, 688-89, 701-702,
713, 718, 748, 763, 798, 804, 861, 869
Detroit attack threats (1765-69) and, 6:776; 7:28; 11:763, S62, NS2, !>M-S2,
989; 12:227-28, 367, 722-2::, 726, 711
Detroit- French tracers and, 4:1^7; 5:. ".79
on Detroit land grants (1771), 8:202, 224, 232-33
Detroit murders:
(1765), 11:982-83, 988, 989
(1766), 5:159-61, 224, 243, 271-72, 302; 12:115, 307-308
(1767), 5:563, 573, 659; 6:434; 12:307 3ns, 322, 323, 335 36, 366
(1768), 12:486-87, 507-508, 517-18, 544
Detroit siege peace negotiations, 4:284, 302, 310, 409, 447, 482-83, -1 s 1
508-509, 518-19, 521-22; 10:606; 11:11, 115-16, 117, 13S, 140, 145, 150
on Bradstreei treaties, 4:521-22, 5l'4-26. r>:;n, 534 3<;, ;,3s ,",<i, 515 i<; nis,
549n, 550-51, 570, 575, 583, 605(106; ll:156n, 333, 343-44, 365,
211
Index
Gage, Thomas,
376, 383-84, 391-96, 402-403, 443, 471-73, 492-95, 496
Canadian Indian messages, 4:335; 13:229
Canestio expedition, 4:325, 329, 349, 351-52, 354, 369, 377-78; 11:36,
128-29 131-33 162
Iroquois military 'use in, 4:302-303, 314, 329, 347-49, 389, 424, 481-82,
519, 551; 11:176, 214, 247
punishment expeditions against Delawares and Shawnees, 4:382, 389-92,
399, 402-403, 424, 433-34, 453, 462, 509, 510, 575, 612-13, 624;
11:194-95, 210, 246-47
Seneca punishment issue, 4:252, 272, 278-79, 291-92, 294-95, 303-304,
308-309, 318-19, 330, 335, 348, 357, 389, 401-402, 578; 10:966-67,
968, 973-74, 990; 11:26-27, 57-58, 117, 150
terms, 4:291-93, 330-32, 334-35, 354-55, 367-68, 377, 389, 425, 502;
11:153, 154-57, 163-64, 215, 221-22
(See also Gage, Thomas, Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace negotiations
(1765), supra; and see Gage, Thomas, Niagara Congress (1764),
infra)
Detroit siege renewal (1764), 4:403-404, 408-409, 423-24, 433; 11:167-68,
173, 174, 194, 200
English goods orders (1769-70), 7:188-89, 208, 655, 789; 12:814, 822
forcible settlement and, 5:698; 6:23, 652, 708-709; 12:130, 142, 234, 407
legal procedures in removing settlers and, 6:85-86, 143, 176, 692; 12:415,
494, 510, 709-10, 715
Redstone Creek and Cheat River, 5:375, 535, 548, 574, 590, 818; 11:834;
12:111-12, 133, 296, 308, 336, 367, 377, 379-80; 13:446
Fort Chartres occupation and, 4:625-26; 5:33; 11:497, 498 (See also Gage,
Thomas, Croghan expedition (1765), supra, and see Gage, Thomas, Stir-
ling expedition, infra)
Fort Chartres provisioning problem (1767) and, 5:468; 12:253-55
Fort Pitt disbursement list (1768), 12:928
Fort Pitt murders (1766), 12:115-16, 130, 133-34, 142
Fort Schlosser accidental firing (1764) on Indians, 11:245-46
Fort Stanwix Congress:
English ratification, 6:652, 691-92, 708-709; 7:65-66; 12:715, 717
plans, 5:770, 785; 6:23, 205-207, 211-12, 308, 333, 354, 363, 394-95, 423-
24; 12:476-78, 488-89, 490, 500-502, 543, 545, 587-88, 599-601
provisions, 6:436-37, 524, 540, 569-70, 742-43; 8:617-18, 635-36, 641,
660-61, 662, 780-81, 794-95, 813, 987-88; 12:605-606, 636, 672, 676-79,
718, 726
treaty, 6:453-54, 467, 490, 513-14, 524, 568, 583-84, 632; 7:705; 8:143n;
12:635-36, 652, 662, 673-75, 681, 709
on Fort William Henry attack (1757), 2:884; 9:666
Francis (Turbutt) and, 8:292-93
French complaints of Detroit garrison injustices, 12:969
French complaints of Indian molestation, 8:190, 779; 12:547
on French Indian land claims, 5:155; 12:67, 73-74 (See also Gage.
Caghnawaga- Jesuit land dispute, supra)
on French-Indian relations, 5:660; 6:394, 437, 509-10, 564-65, 601-602,
630-31; 7:29, 65, 98, 150, 212, 221, 256-57, 263; 8:190, 202, 252, 319,
418, 480
Detroit siege, 11:216-17
Wabash unrest (1773), 8:779, 799
war belt circulation (1772), 8:501-502, 551, 561-62, 587, 592, 638-39
French settler and trader removal attempts, 5:573, 660; 6:437, 467, 509-10-
8:252, 285, 319, 417, 441-43, 663, 688, 749, 799; 12:501, 509, 517-18,
587, 606-607, 673, 942-43; 13:691-92, 698
Gage (John Lewis) and, 4:238-39, 251, 259; 10:937-38
Galland and, 5:659; 6:515; 12:328, 335
George III and, 5 :448
Gorham and, 5:493, 504, 535, 818; 6:322, 524, 540; 7:106
Hervey and, 4:131, 133
Hillsborough and, 6:438w, 450-51, 524, 540, 568, 631-32; 7:65, 158, 189,
212
Sir William Johnson Papers
332* 8:337
Illinois' colonization proposal, 5:197, 199, 475; 12:108, 415, 429, 465
Indian Affairs policy (1763), 4:272, 278-SO, 284; 10:944, 953-54, 974,
990-91
(1764), 4:287, 290-93, 302-305, 307-10, 314-15, 318-20, 325. 328-35,
354-56, 401-402, 424, 433, 445, 454; 11:326-27, 365-66, 520-21
(1765), 11:571-73, 830, 890-93, 905
(1768), 6:433-34
(1769), 7:150-51, 163, 295, 319
(1770), 7:328, 332, 540, 542, 607, 992-93, 994; 12:769-70
(1771), 7:1121; 8:225, 233-34, 252-53, 337, 343, 348-49, 373-74; 12:881
(1772), 8:638-40
Indian Affairs reorganization plan and, 4:784-85, 798-99, 814-16, 825-28,
829-31, 837; 5:448; 11:383, 393-94, 537, 540-41, 570, 626-27, 803, 830-31,
890-92, 910; 12:16, 18, 23, 152, 159, 206, 377, 379
Indian Affairs Superintendency (See Gage, Johnson (Guy) and, infra)
Indian boundary line and, 4:643; 5:851; 6:23, 76, 119; 7:375; 11:603;
12:366-67
Crown purchase proposals, 6:137-3S, 147-48, 1S4-85; 12:459, 465-67,
520-21
land specifications, 11:713-14, 748; 12:519-22, 674
provincial ratifications, 6:200-201, 279-80, 313; 11:572-73; 12:295, 322,
405, 476-77, 493-94, 546, 587-88
violations, 12:376-77, 674-75, 709-10, 715; 13:641
Virginia-Cherokee boundary, 7:160, 225, 263, 1077; 8:142-43; 12:709,
715, 717, 746-47
(See also Gage, Fort Stanwix Congress, supra)
Indian famine (1760) and, 3:218, 219
(1769) and, 6:709, 742; 7:14
Indian medals and:
(1764), 4:437, 447, 453, 482; 11:244
(1766), 5:20, 33, 163, 187, 303, 333, 346, 376; 12:16-17, 23-24, 34, 70,
117, 132, 134-35, 143, 149, 153, 180
Indian spy suspect and, 3:22
on Indian warfare methods, 13:188
on interpreters and smiths for Niagara (1768), 6:454-55
Iroquois-Canadian Indian-Cherokee Congress (1770) and, 7:294-95, 319, 343,
361-62, 376-77, 789-90, 796-97; 12:849-52
Iroquois conference with Johnson (1773) and, 8:753, 763-64, 778-79
Iroquois-French plot rumors (1762), 3:747; 10:385, 398, 399, 407, 423,
425, 453-54
Iroquois land claims by conquest, 8:640; 12:994-95
Iroquois Virginia depredations (1763), 10:926, 942-43
Jere murder and, 2:534; 9:495; 13:89
Johnson Hall defense, 4:396
Johnson (Guy) and, 7:1066; 8:281, 710, 714; 11:537, 544, 545, 560, 56],
953
half pay, 11:366
Indian Affairs dual-Superintendency proposal of Claus, 13:643-46, 672-
7.",, 727-28
Indian Affairs Superintendency recommendation, 8:1130, 1185, 1187,
1188, 1192, 1194; 12:1101-1102, 1123; 13:637, 640, 642, 668, 669,
674-75, 678, 687, 688, 690, 697, 728, 733
military land grant, 11:131
Johnson (John) and, 4:332-33, 346, 356, 410; 8:281; 11:954, 967; 12:33,
35, 40
Johnson's terms of settlement grants, 4:644
on Johnson's death, 8:1185, 1188; 12:1121-24; 13:637, 640, 668
Joncaire trading permit appeals, 5:575; 6:418, 420, 421; 11:870; 12:326
327, 330
Joncaire warnings of Indian unrest, 6:250; 12:522-23, 527
Jones (David) and, 8:619
213
Index
Gage, Thomas,
Kayaderosseras and, 4:700, 722, 739; 11:625-26, 712, 714, 742-43, 748;
12:367-68, 379, 415, 588
King (Thomas) Southern Indian embassy (1770-71), 7:1117, 1121, 1153;
8:35-36, 46. 160, 190, 202, 220, 259, 260-62, 278-79, 318, 343, 349, 418;
12:890
at Lake George (1755), 2:248, 250; 9:286
land purchases, 5:187-88, 198-200, 267, 287, 288, 399; 6:75, 120; 8:754;
11:5; 12:106, 204, 637, 753; 13:523, 525
on land surrounding forts, 4:355, 368, 425-26
Lieutenant-Generalcy, 7:911
liquor trade and, 3:664-65, 679, 942-43, 961, 962, 969, 976, 979; 7:1016,
1117-18, 1054, 1077; 8:285-86, 319-20, 344, 562, 635, 641, 660, 693-94;
11:190, 717
Lottridge and, 3:292, 322; 10:926
Macleod on account payment of, 7:236-37
mail forwarding request (1771), 8:289; 12:887, 890
Maisonville maligned to, 8:668, 670
Massachusetts governorship, 8:1115, 1160-61, 1164, 1179; 12:1101, 1107,
1108, 1113
mathematicians' passes, 6:645
Miamis and, 4:596, 770, 816; 11:784, 795, 797-98, 803, 833-34, S50-51
Michilimackinac Indian politics (1771) and, 8:117-18
on military salaries, 3:221-22, 352
on Mississippi trade, 4:568-69; 5:474, 475, 486, 4S9; 6:394; 12:44-45, 226
New York City visit (176S), 6:484, 501-502, 504
New York governorship and, 7:402
Niagara bell request (1768), 6:83, 87
Niagara campaign (1759) command given to, 3:31, 103, 119, 120, 124, 126,
137, 138; 13:122-23
Niagara Congress (1764), 4:484, 502, 508-10, 511; 11:13, 324-27, 333-34,
336-38
Johnson journey, 11:189-90, 214-15, 221, 242-43, 244, 245
Mingo circulation of war belts during, 11:391-92, 399-403, 470
Niagara reinforcements (1763), 10:78S, 803
Niagara settlement and, 12:44
Niagara soldier murdered (1770) by Senecas, 7:993-94, 1016, 1053-54, 1076,
1117, 1125; 12:882, 890
Nipissing Indians and, 3:362
on officers' employment of soldiers, 6:548
Okeyawess (Ottawa chief) and, 7:942, 1118
Oswegatchie (La Gallette) attack plans (1759) and, 13:123, 124-25, 126,
127
decision to abandon, 3:141, 143; 10:126, 129-30; 13:136-37, 139-40, 142,
143, 144-45, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 154-55, 157
Oswegatchie French fortifications (1760), 3:203, 223-24; 10:142-43
Oswego arms store payment, 6:64-65
Oswego attack threats (1760), 3:203, 223-24, 227
Oswego fortification (1759) and, 13:137, 151, 155
Oswego siege (1756), 9:436
Oswego trade opening (1759-60), 13:124, 136
Ottawa rescuers of Michilimackinac siege survivors, 5:715; 6:547; 10:779-
86, 787-88, 802, 803-804
outpost maintenance:
abandonment proposals, 5:1-5, 30, 33, 49; 11:987; 12:20-21, 36, 62-63,
65, 131, 149
disrepair, 5:368
evacuations, 6:509; 8:588, 593, 671-72; 12:96, 308, 328, 335, 346, 349,
597, 600, 746
Green Bay re-establishment requests, 5:363; 12:160
settler repossession, 12:116, 124, 134, 147-48
outpost occupation by English, 3:422; 11:174, 200-201
Panton and, 8:538
214
Sir William Johnson Payers
on Paris Peace Treaty, 4:255-56
on Pennsylvania raid (1764), 4:385
Pennsylvania-Virginia frontier outrages (1765-67), 4:770-71, 780; 5:201,
216, 225, 542, 574, 851; 6:4 (Sec also Gage, forcible settlement, supra)
Pittsburgh threat of Indian attack (1760), 3:200, 207
Pond murders, Saganaw Bay (1772), 8:640, 660, 688, 749, 792; 12:1005
Pontiac and, 4:284, 292, 334, 403-404, 482-83, 502, 575, 625, 646, 768;
5:66, 155; 11:246, 249-50, 326, 392, 393, 497, 498, 545, 803, 813, 831-32,
862 989' 12 -228
Detroit conference (1765) of, 5:120, 146; 11:517, 540, 604, 664
Fort Chartres reported visit (1766), 12:40, 48, 67, 70, 79
Fort Ontario conference (1766) with Johnson, 5:18, 33, 35, 120, 140,
332, 346, 362, 376; 12:15-16, 22-23, 28, 40, 67, 79, 116-17, 131, 135,
142, 152, 159, 160, 180, 206, 213, 229
murder of Pontiac, 7:70, 108; 12:547
Pottawatomie hostages, 11:795, 851, 882-83, 940; 12:105
portrait, 5:30; 10:788
present disbursement policy (1765), 11:545, 813, 833, 870, 883
Prevost army reinstatement request (1771), 7:1118; 12:891
on priests, 3:686; 4:319
prisoner return to, 4:739-40; 11:812-13, 882
publication of letters, 6:759
Quebec surrender (1759) news, 13:154
Eamsay murders and, 8:495-97, 512, 513, 514, 551, 562, 593-94, 640, 060;
12:964, 1005
ranger officers and, 7:631
regiment of, 2:211; 3:375; 13:228, 232, 233, 248, 249, 250, 252, 253, 259,
329
release of captured children (1761) and, 10:248, 285, 287
retirement of, 4:63
return to America (1774), 8:1164, 1167
return to England, 4:254; 6:570-71; 8:710, 712, 737-38, 799, 815, 817, 820,
821, 823, 906, 913, 1134
on Revolutionary disputes hinted to Indians (1774), 13:691, 694-95, 698,
700, 703
Roberts accounts and, 6:260-61; 7:415-16, 464; 8:112, 134, 135, 136, 137,
635, 640-41, 660; 12:429, 465
Roberts law suit and, 7:362, 915, 1014, 1120; 8:134, 439, 616-17, 634-35,
640-41, 660, 693-97, 752, 778, 1005
Rogers and:
arrest and trial, 5:701; 6:34, 208, 259-60, 353, 363, 395, 466-67, 511-12;
12:377-78, 438, 443, 449, 522, 568, 588, 615, 651, 673
expenses, 5:667, 693, 818, 819-20; 6:184, 353; 12:465
Michilimackinac appointment (1766), 5:9, 15, 30, 48, 80, 94, 235, 300-
301, 677; 12:1-2, 9-10, 17, 21, 34, 100; 13:3S0
Roberts quarrel, 5:300-301, 770, 851; 7:732-33
treason susj led, .r):7.:!i; 6:121, 208; 12:100-101, 104-105, 110-11, 129-
30, 219-20, 226, 518
Royal Proclamation (1763) on colonial government, 4:255-56, 272 290, 307-
308; 10:973
runaway slave and, 3:361, 382-83; 10:262, 269
Saint Vincent scalpings and, 6:L!!U
on sale of commissions, 4:136
Schenectady roads ;ind, 6:144-45
Scioto Congress (1770) and, 7:992-93
Scioto Resident appointment (1772), 12:943
Seneca hostage release | 1761) requested of, 11:479, 494, 197, 520
Seneca, murder (1773) of French I'ur traders, 12:1102, L108. 1114. 1116;
13:666
Seneca peace treaty | 1764) al Johnson Ball, 11:123, 127-28, 290
Shawnee sea.lped li'v Mars land soldiers ( 1765), 11 :•", 1(1, 569, 603
Shawnees murdered on the Ohio (1766), 12:91-92, 115
215
Index
Gage, Thomas,
Shuckburgh and, 5:602
Sinclair's servant murdered, 5:590, 600-601, 613, 659, 698; 6:524-25, 565;
12:663, 682, 723
Sinnott Fort Chartres expedition (1765), 12:54
Spanish-French collaboration, 5:613; 6:540-41, 565, 601-602, 630-31; 7:212,
221, 256-57, 263, 789; 8:319; 12:227-28, 238, 543-44, 601-603, 652, 663,
682
Spanish war prospects (1771-72), 8:35, 57, 60, 71, 75, 111-12, 143, 519, 562
on the Stamp Act, 4:851-52, 857, 860-61, 878, 879; 5:201, 216; 11:930-31,
966, 977; 12:15, 100
Stirling expedition (1765) and, 4:816, 839, 861, 873; 5:35; 11:880, 954;
12:6 22-23
Stump murders (1768) and, 6:114-15, 119-20, 149-50; 12:429, 460, 470
threat of general Indian war:
(1766), 12:130-31
(1767), 5:700-701, 785; 12:380
(1768), 6:91-92, 250, 262-63, 275, 307, 334, 354, 424, 433-34; 12:414-15,
417, 429, 460, 470, 500-501, 522-23, 543-44
(1769), 7:15, 28-29, 98, 107, 211-12, 221, 225, 263, 328; 12:722-23, 726,
744, 769-70
(1770), 7:525-26, 551-52, 654-55, 722, 817, 852-55, 910-11
(1771), 7:1131, 1153; 8:9-11, 35-36, 45-46, 57-58, 70, 75-78, 111, 142,
190, 219-20, 251, 258-62, 277-79, 285, 343, 348-49, 373-74, 405-408,
418-19
(1772), 8:501-502, 551-52, 586-87
(1774), 12:1115, 1116, 1122; 13:641, 667-68, 669-72, 673-74, 675, 676
77, 679, 680, 681-82, 687, 688-89, 690-91, 693, 699, 700-702, 703
trade administration by the colonies and, 6:280-81, 313-14, 346-47, 353-54.
356, 362-63, 479, 584, 602-603, 632-33, 653; 7:14-15, 189; 8:778-79, 799:
12:525-26, 546, 553-54, 609, 654, 669, 673-74, 710, 720, 743-44
trade administration under commissary system, 4:643, 647; 5:18-19, 80, 94
313, 534-35, 547-48; 11:552, 561, 634, 643-44, 665, 718, 803, 830, 879
940-41; 12:143, 149, 160, 204, 424 {See also specific aspects, e.g., Gage
Cole accounts, supra)
trade with Canadian Indians (1760-61), 3:348-49, 381, 395; 10:153
trade indemnity requests, 4:281, 315, 329, 418, 631-32; 6:540; 10:992-93
trade limitation to outposts:
Michilimackinac wintering privileges, 4:870-72, 878; 5:148; 6:185-86,
198-99; 11:816-17, 879-80, 902-904, 915-17, 927-28, 966; 12:105.
112, 135
Scioto exception, 5:307, 346, 399-400; 12:133, 154-55, 165, 181-82, 218.
235
violations, 5:469, 475, 523, 525, 534, 536, 552, 563-64, 573, 851; 6:19;
11:940-41; 12:105-106, 112, 131-32, 142-43, 179, 180, 206, 229, 367,
517-18
trade monopoly at Green Bay, 12:7, 19-20, 219
trade prohibition with enemy Indians (1764), 11:145-46
traders' passes (1760), 10:191
(1761), 3:547, 566; 10:322
(1762), 3:638, 731, 742, 747, 754-55, 756, 793, 811, 885, 969, 976, 979,
(1763), 4:3, 24, 42, 45, 212, 260; 10:861-62, 864-65, 908
(1764), 4:353; 11:222, 243
(1766), 5:344, 346, 386; 12:61, 65-66
Van Slyck attack (1772), 8:672-73, 749, 764, 779, 818
Virginian military action (1774) against Shawnees, 8:1185; 13:641, 667-68,
669, 671, 674, 676, 677, 679, 682, 687, 688-89. 695-96, 698-99
Wade account (1767) and, 13:425
wagon-impressment and, 3:226, 230-32, 235
(1764), 4:297, 301, 315, 356, 364, 370-71, 373, 378, 391, 402, 406, 415,
423, 431, 438-39, 447-48, 523, 546, 555-56, 583. 612, 617; 11:100-101,
216
Sir William Johnson Papers
129, 164, 171-72, 217-18, 245, 364, 375-76, 384, 470-71, 474, 491, 541-
42, 626, 627, 681, 702
(1765), 4:667-68, 699-700, 702-704, 705, 708-709, 720, 737-38, 780, 831,
837-38, 880; 11:958-59
(1766), 5:139, 195, 400
(1767), 5:535-36, 547-48, 660, 678, 796; 12:298, 323, 378
(1768), 6:19S, 229, 230-31, 233, 326, 459, 519, 524, 532, 541; 12:415,
423-24, 430, 471, 514, 555, 557n, 588-89, 636, 649n,, 652, 662, 668n
(1769), 6:641-42, 651; 7:19, 197-98, 206, 225, 237-38, 262-63, 298, 300,
317, 319; 12:701n, 727, 733k,, 739n, 755n, 763n, 765n
(1770), 7:343, 385-86, 633, 752, 767-68, 769-70, 778, 794-95, 799, 801,
872-73, 894, 916, 1017, 1039, 1077, 1146; 12:S06n., 813, 822, 852,
858n, 870n, 871n
(1771), 8:46, 67, 80, 111, 282, 287, 295; 12:927n
(1772), 8:453, 479, 481-82, 492, 507, 620, 628, 636, 717; 12:949?i, 1004n
(1773), 8:745, 753, 766, 774-75, 778; 12:1022n
warrants (1774) to Guy Johnson, 13:685, 690, 694, 696, 700
bills of exchange, 5:386, 392; 7:1091, 1092, 1093-94, 1116-17; 11:717,
749, 799, 930, 976-78, 986; 12:75-76, 135, 143, 149, 153, 159, 206,
213, 218, 220, 225, 239
Treasury retrenchment and, 4:651, 699, 722; 5:313, 386-87, 542; 7:14-
15; 11:604-605, 626, 651-52, 681, 687, 799, 844, 892, 910; 12:15, 16,
117, 308, 554-55
Western Indian request for trade renewal (1763), 10:781, 784-86, 787
West Florida hostilities against Creeks, 5:493; 8:143
in Willard regiment (1755), 2:248
Gage, Mrs. Thomas, 4:67, 6S; 10:191; 12:1124
Gage, Fort (Illinois), 8:844-45, 886
Gager, Jonathan, 1:717
Gagh'swangereris (Tuscarora), 10:66, 643, 645, 801; 11:80-82
fortification request (1764), 11:160
Gaghwasaghtancient (Seneca), see Belt, The (Seneca chief)
Gahuskerowano, condolence for, 9:111, 115
Gaiasodon, 5:718
Gaine, Hugh:
accounts, 7:246, 533
advertisements for Johnson, 7:1047-48; 8:20, 40
books ordered from, 6:6S3; 8:1156; 12:977
autograph, 8:xiv
Indian prayerbook and, 6:340, 355, 397, 475, 506, 618, 649, 708; 7:152
land deeds printing, 6:639, 644
leases printed by, 7:1155; 8:45
leather sliders ordered from, 7:562
newspapers of, l:435n, 675, 832n; 3:936; 4:816; 7:375, 671n
newspapers sent by, 8:863
New York Assembly Acts, 6:103; 8:ix, 394, 464-65, 709-10, 1125; 12:812,
959
stationery orders, 8:910-11
Wallace and, 8:605
Gajuketo (Shawnee town), 11:493
Galbreath, Thomas, 8:471, 716
Gale, , 6:303, 363
Gale, Dr. Benjamin, 5:774
American Indian herbal cures and, 5:760-61; 6:30-32, 164; 12-445-4S
610-11
Gale, Levin, 6:256
Galer, Frederick, 4:146
Galissoniere, Koland-Miehcl Barrin, Marquis de La, l:239n, 262n: 9-43-44
Byng and, 2:531, 536, 540
portrait, 1:213
prisoner exchange and, 1:101, 213-15; 9:36, 39, 45-46
Gallagher, William, 12:265
217
Index
Galland, John, lieut. :
Fort Stanwix appointment (1767), 5:564; 12:328, 335, 348-49
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:647
Indian quarrels at Fort Stanwix (1767), 5:613-14, 659, 663, 698
Indian theft of cattle from, 6:515, 570
Wall and, 8:105, 140
Gallenger, Michael, 12:900; 13:563
name in patents, 3:634; 6:771; 12:787, 818
Gallitzin, Prince, 7:285
Gallop, He de, 3:133n, 134, 135
Gallot, Charles, lieut., 3:991n
Gallow Island, see La Gallette
Galloway, Joseph:
autograph, 6:xii
Canadian Indian unrest (1768), 12:421-22
colonial administration of trade and, 6:295-96
Easton Council (1762) and, 3:773, 774, 775, 799, 846
election of 1764 and, 4:564
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 9:743
Illinois colonization company and, 5:128, 240-41; 12:101-102, 141, 436
Indian boundary line and, 5:855; 6:129, 295
Lancaster Treaty and, 3:827-28
Pennsylvania condolence present for frontier outrages (1768), 6:107?i, 108,
123-25, 136, 142, 150-51, 231; 12:435-36, 453, 455-56, 461
Searson reference (1770), 7:868
Gallue, , ensign, 3:104
Galots, Isle aux (Galloo Island) :
French encampment (1756), 2:563, 564
French retirement (1759) from Niagara to, 13:140, 142
LaGalette attack plans (1759) and, 13:145, 150
Galtrum, Baron of, 1:258
Gambier, capt., 3:994
Gamble, , 3:938; 6:75; 7:700
Gamble (Gambel), Thomas, lieut., capt., 3:309; 11:113
Gamble, William, 4:737, 882; 5:5; 6:83; 8:675-76; 12:114
Albany militia and, 5:848-49
armourer recommendation, 5:580
clerkship application, 6:786-87
Fort Stanwix provisions and, 7:444-45
on Indian medals, 7:703-704
Masonic activities, 5:552; 6:732, 757; 7:6, 14, 473; 12:714
Stringer and, 7:411, 436, 444
Tryon County commissions, 8:409
Gamelin, capt., 13:115
Niagara and Detroit Congress (1761) and, 3:460; 13:234, 235, 240, 242,
243, 245, 248, 249
Gamelin, Antoine, 5:813
Gamelin, Eustache, 5:813
Games and sports:
backgammon, 13:652, 662
billiards, 5:82, 103, 119, 157, 210, 270; 8:92; 13:649
cards, 13:342, 585, 602, 606, 652, 654
dancing, 12:1013
deer-hunting by candlelight, 13:210
duck-shooting, 13:135, 147, 150, 195, 209
fencing, 12:1013; 13:652
fishing, 12:826; 13:662, 665
football, 13:635
Indian ball games, 13:295, 625
Ganachquieson, see Canaghquiesa (Oneida chief)
Ganaghsaroga (Canaseraga, Ganughsaragey, Sullivan in Madison County, New
York), 1:157»; 2:668, 672-73
218
Sir William Johnson Papers
Johnson Hall Iroquois meetings (Jan.-March 1764), 11:28-31, 33, 80-85,
141-42
Niagara Congress delegates (1764), 11:309
Onondagas at, 9:834; 10:3S, 650
Eed Head interview with Johnson (1761) at, 3:440
Seneca plot (1761) and, 13:219-20
Tuscaroras at, 9:834; 10:587n; 13:219
Ganeghwaghtai (Indian town), 10:643-44, 646
Gannes, de, 2:20, 21, 22, 23
Gansevoort, Harme:
as Albany town clerk, l:467n; 3:592; 10:120; 13:301n
Duncan and, 5:395
Marsh lawsuit and, 3:592, 888, 901-902; 4:34, 40n, 88; 13:301, 327, 373n
Pawnee slave of, 8:153-54; 12:909-10
Gansevoort, Leonard, 8:949«, 955, 976, 1014, 1015, 1036n; 12:57S, 936, 984
Gansevoort, Peter, 8:534
Ganughsadeagah (Onondaga sachem), 1:156; 11:158; 12:1101
Ganughsawaghte (Indian town), 12:735
Ganughsharaga Creek, 4:578; 11:398; 12:365, 368-72
Ganussaraquedra (Chenussio chief), 11:185
Ganyestaageh (Ganuskagy), see Perrysberg
Garagohe (Aughquisasne chief), 7:922, 923
Garahuskaragey, 13:230
Gardener, (tanner), 8:715
Gardenier, Direk, 7:419; 13:639
Gardenier, Johannis I., 7:422
Gardening, 4:36, 49, 78, 87, 123, 642; 7:563, 570; 11:695; 12:781
American methods, 13:186
beans, 7:1059-60
British taste for, 4:856
beets, 3:628
broom, 7:242
carnations, 6:169
cassia, 6 : 704
ccanothus linnei, 12:611
celastus incrmis, 12:611
centaurium minus, 6:705
Claus and John Johnson plantation, 4:697
currants, 7:1059
English imports from America, 6:339; 8:196-97; 13:97
flax seed, 1 :.'!12
French clover, 4 :328; 11:71
fruit trees, 3:950; 4: 104; 6:688, 731, 767-68; 7:610-11; 8:80, 87, 96
cherry, 6: 6! mi
crab apple, 7: L059
Johnson Ball inventory (1774), 13:661
mulberry, -1 :888; 5:321 ; 8:184
plum, 6:690; 7: in;,!)
pear, 6:690; 7:1059
quince, 4:31 ; 7: L059
geum, 12:611
grape vines, 3:396; 5:321
grass, 4 :29, 657; 7:524, 61 1. L059; 8:68, 80 107
herb, 3:919; 6:705; 7:1059; 12: I 16 17. 610 11
holly, 4:45
horn flower, 4:855
laurel, 4 :45
magnolias, 6:359-60
mandrake specimens, 5 : 17.'!
maple trees, 13:97
melons, 3:628, 901, 918; 4:849
myrtle, 4 :45
2 111
Index
Gardening,
peanuts, 7:645
peony, 13:244
periwinkle, 7:1059
radishes, 13:212
ranunculus, 12:611; 13:632
roses, 8:691
rubus caule aculcato, 12:611
sarsaparilla, 13:97
scammony, 6:704
seeds importation:
Canadian, 3:566, 574; 10:282
from England, 4:720; 6:704
from Ohio, 10:150
snake root, 13:97
squash, 7:1060
strawberry, 7:1059
summer houses, 13:243
white pine, 13:97
willows, 6:688, 731, 767-68
See also Agriculture; Food; Wood
Gardenyer, Martin, 8:333
Gardineer, Abraham, 1:188
Gardineer, Nicholaus, 2:575; 7:32; 13:514, 515
Gardineer, Samuel, 2:179; 3:161, 288; 9:257; 13:506
Gardiner, (Counsellor), 4:430
Gardiner, , col, 7:524, 610; 8:880
Gardiner, John, 7:462
Gardiner, Valentine, capt. :
Niagara reinforcements (1763), 4:182-83, 187; 10:803, 962
Gardinier (Gardenier), Andreas (Andris), 7:422; 9:656
Gardinier, Jacob, 1:729; 7:422
Gardinier, Petrus, 7:419
Gardner, Susquehannah Company and, 10:532
Gardner, George, 1:881
Gardner, John, 1:716; 9:273
Gardner, Matthew, 4:883; 11:972, 982-83, 989
Garistagee (Seneca), 9:739
Garland, (vessel), 4:9
Garlock, Christian, ensign, 3 : 288
Garlock, Philip, 5:541; 10:487
Garlough (Garlick), Adam, 4:657; 7:352, 663; 11:612; 13:557
Garoge, Creek, 12:1068
Garret, Hannah, 4:155, 159
Garrill, John, 7:901, 918
Garrish, Thomas, 3:300
Garrison, capt., 1:848
Garrison, Frederick, 3:154
Garritse, , 2:477
Garritson, Martin (Mark), capt., 3:298, 320, 734
Garughigoagh, 5:719
Gasgughsagey, 4:500
Gaspe, Bay of, 3:438
Gasper, , carpenter, on Johnson Hall work, 12:308-14pam'm
Gaspereau, Baye Verte, l:676n
Gates, capt., 9:550; 13:178
Gates, sgt., 1:857
Gates, Horatio, capt., maj.:
company of, l:712?i; 2:560
Croghan commended by, 10 : 149
French attack threats (1758), 10:23-24, 26
Furry and, 3:267
Herchheimer liquor trade (1756) and, 2:534-35, 539
220
Sir William Johnson Papt rs
interpreter for, 9:919-20, 921-22
major's commission, 3:20n; 10:149n
Monckton and, 3:291, 293, 302, 323; 4:342
Oneidas and, 9:917
Gates, Isaac, 13:53
Gates, Oliver, 13:53
Gatskeisah (Seneca), 11:962-63
Gauchere, , 5:134
Gaultier, Charles, see Verville, Charles Gaultier de
Gaustrax (Agaustarax, Kashtesh — Seneca chief) :
V Amherst remonstrance, 10:682
belts sent by, 8:259, 318, 407, 408, 638; 13:670
at Chippewa conference (Johnson Hall, June 1765), 11:770, 782, 813
death of, 8:17, 191, 213
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty and, 11:770
on Delaware unrest (1766), 5:241, 242
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:621, 626-27, 628
Joncaire and, 6:417, 419; 12:386-87
Niagara visit (1766), 5:158-59, 164
Niagara visit (1767), 5:698, 759
as Seneca hostage (1765), 4:736w, 743
Seneca influence of, 11:619, 748-49
son of, 4:496
Gautchytayraks (Indian name of Montreal merchant), 10:424
Gauteire, Andrew, 1:729
Gauterais, Harpain de la, Sinnott expedition (1765) to Fort Chartres, 4:779;
11:789, 837, 842-43, 847, 900, 944; 12:54-55
Gawehe (Degawehe — Tuscarora chief), 13:167
Christian studies of, 10:220-21
Gawickie (Oneida chief) see Goweah
Gawihe (Oneida chief) see Goweah
Gaylord, Samuel, capt., 2:357, 358, 406, 424
Gayugeta (Oneida chief), 12:628
Geeko (Indian chief), 9:342
Geghtahare (Onondaga sachem), 11:709
Gehler, Frederick, 4:312
Genaghquaia (Oneida sachem), death of, 10:76
General Johnson's Bush, 4:540
General Wall (vessel), 3:635
Genesee Senecas, xn Olieniiss'ms
Geneseo (Chenussio) :
Canestio expedition and, 4:393
Couagne visit (1769), 6:750-51
Delaware council with Senecas at, 2:<'>Sl-82
Delawares and Shawnees in, 4:127; 6:423; 7:652; 11:206, 235, 236, 358,
384
Delawares sheltered (1764 65) at, 11:597, 598, 660, 661, 722 (See also Dela-
ware, pence negotiations, Chenussio shelter of Squashcutter's party)
Fort Stanwix Congress and, 12:600
French fortification plans, 2:680-81 : 13:100
French Indian Council (1758), 2:837; 9:924, 925, 934, 946, 956
Iroquois council (1762) at, 3:699, 701, 701, 724
(1763), 4:64, 67, 71, 75; 10:624-25, 630, 633-34, 649, 653
Johnson (John) arrival (1764), 11:181
land, 13:203
Missisauga murders (1767) at, 12::!:'.i;
Montreal expedition recruitmenl (1760) at, 13:167 168
Oneida invitation i 1 75s i, 9:921
Ottawa-Seneca meeting (1764 ) near, 4:495
Seneca firing on Fort Erie soldiers | L770), 7:944 985 994 L016
Senecas at, 2:880; 3:793; 4:241 (8e< also Chenussios)
trade (1766), 13:393, 394n
221
Index
Gentian root, see Ginseng
Gentleman's Magazine, The, 1:264, 375; 2:25?i
on Forts at Oswego, 2:547?i
price of set (1773), 8:911
Gentshyogoa, 1:489-90
George (Delaware), see Delaware George
George (Koose, Capt. McGuire— Mahican) , 10:183; 13:177
George (Niyadaziwak — Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
George (Seneca Indian), see Seneca George
George II, king of England, l:53n, 273
Clinton and, 1:274
death of, 3:296n, 304, 315, 341, 359, 608; 10:207, 217, 218-19; 13:197
Delaware land claims inquiry, 3:130, 184, 194, 391, 764, 837-38; 9:751-52;
10:210-11, 230, 232
gubernatorial powers and, 7:222
Indian Affairs superin tendency commission to Johnson, 2:389-90, 434-35,
484, 508, 557-58; 3:954
Johnson's baronetcy, 2:343-50; 3:996
Johnson's memorial (to Clinton) on his unpaid services (1750), 9:72-75
Mohegan land claims and, 4:460; 11:258, 259, 260, 428
New York Council appointments (1750), 1:273
New York Indian land purchase in name of, 11:945-48
Onondaga Congress commission to convene (1753), 13:26-27
George III, king of England :
accession of, 10:207, 217, 218, 219
allegiance oath, 4:208; 8:653-54
appeal methods and "King's Prerogative," 11:469, 529; 11:620-21
Bayard (William) and, 7:400
Boston Tea Party and, 8:1060, 1115
Bute and, 7:180
on Cadwallader Colden, 4:855; 5:661
Caghnawaga greeting (1766), 12:157, 158
Canadian Indian lands and, 7:110, 576w; 10:806
Canajoharie grant, 11:346, 348
Johnson's memorial (1766), 5:233, 267, 313-14, 842; 6:27, 93-94
Lords of Trade report (1767), 5:490, 494, 551
royal grant (1769), 6:735, 769-73; 7:176, 191-92, 203
Shelburne and, 5:820-21
Canajoharie land claims, 10:760, 899
children of, 6:460; 8:204
Church of England and, 7:585, 589
on colonial administration of Indian Affairs, 7:1111
copper interests and, 6:213-15, 242, 245-47, 552, 554, 625, 672; 7:383;
Delawares and, 3:76l-91passim; 4:18-20
father's death, 1:331
frontier outrages and, 12:233-34, 380, 384
Indian Affairs expenses and, 8:374; 13:732
Indian Affairs policy of division of confederacies and, 7:540, 541-42
Indian Affairs reorganization plan (1766) and, 5:447-49; 11:890-91
Indian boundary line and, 6:66, 492-93, 584; 7:65-66, 82-83; 8:991; 12:379
Johnson (John) petition (1785), 8:1215
Johnson's commission as Superintendent of the Six Nations, 3:359
gubernatorial instructions (to Monckton) on land grant licensing, 3:319-20,
338-39, 364, 366-67, 425-26, 429, 435, 604, 618, 619, 623, 654-55, 659, 665,
679-80, 724, 725-26, 737, 739; 10:340-42, 362, 382, 397, 418, 431, 454,
583, 585, 586
instructions (1772) to Johnson, 12:965
Klock and, 8:1160
at knighting of John Johnson, 5:61-62, 82, 83, 116, 123; 11:9S0; 12:33, 35
La Naudiere on, 8:211
land grant prohibition (1772), 8:411
222
Sir William Johnson Papers
land grant size limitation (1764), 11:469
loyalty rewards (1767), 5:598-99; 12:343
marriage, 3:536-37, 564, 644
Mohawk land claims and, 4:856, 858; 11:360, 380, 605-607; 12:248-49, 260,
533, 534
naval power and, 8:831
Nehantie Indians petition to, 5:423-26
New York Assembly and, 11:703
New York governorship and, 7:333
Niagara Congress (1764) references to, 11:282, 283, 302, 312
Onondaga deputies to, 4:64, 220-21, 260; 10:633-34, 635, 847, 902, 904, 935,
966, 967
Parliament and, 3:659; 4:719; 6:460, 560
speeches on colonial unrest, 6:570, 578, 632, 636; 7:347; 12:808
political activity:
(1764), 4:383, 395
(1770), 7:578, 630, 1001, 1047
(1771), 7:1111
Princess Dowager and, 7:1074, 1077; 8:52
Proclamation (1763) on colonial governments, 4:255-56, 267, 272, 274, 2S9,
290, 297, 299, 307-308; 10:973, 976-85, 9S8; 11:20, 31, 34, 97, 117, 120;
11:493, 643; 12:6-7; 13:323
Proclamation (1774) forbidding unauthorized survey or patent of Indian
lands, 8:1074n, 1077, 1136-37
Rogers and, 7:400, 539
Spain and, 8:51; 10:420-21
Stockbridge Indian claims, 10:429, 432
Susquehanna settlement and, 4:127-29; 10:656, 667-68
trade loss indemnities, 10:824
Virginia military movement (1774) against Shawnees, 13:701, 703
Wabash settler removal order, 8:417, 441, 442-43, 453; 12:942-43
Wappinger embassy proposal (1766), 12:97-98, 122
Wilkes and, 7:540
George, Jacob, 4:376
George, Joshua, 4:680
George, Pompce, 4:375
George, Fort (New York) :
Carleton capture (1780) of, 7:03Sn
Clinton orders (1748) from, 1:139, 144
Executive Councils (1762-63), 10:565, 609
Executive Council Minutes:
on Fonda petition (1771), 8:152-53
on Jessup petition (1771), 8:4-5
on Totten and Crossfield petition, 8:131-32
garrison (1769), 6:581
Iroquois Council (March 1755), 1:454-55
Klock trial, 3:672-74
Mohawk Council ( February 17.").",), i: 152 .11
Burgeon for, 3:278
George, Fort (Montresor's fort on Lake George), 10:125m
map, 3:109
Georgia :
boundaries, 6:119, 1 17, 184, 979
Bouquel defense ( 17.".7 ), 9:79.",
Carolina, Indian hostilities (1761 ) and, 10:209
Cherokees and, 5:234; 12:99
< 'reek cessions in, 4 :.".(> I
Creek murders (177 1) in, 8:1083
Indian boundary Line and, 12:56. 1:05. 418. 459,466, 473-74
Senecas and, 9:130
Spanish in, 3:628
George, Lake, see Lake George
223
Index
Geraurd, Peter, 1:725
Germain, Lord George Sackville, see Sackville, Lord George
German Flats (Burnetsfield) :
Bradstreet land purchases near, 12:747
Butler (John) at, 9:721-22. 726, 773, 774
in Butler accounts (1761-71), 13:507, 508, 511, 512, 517, 520
Canadian correspondence (1757), 2:679-80, 692, 707, 709, 723; 9:725-26,
778,832, 857; 13:95
Canajoharie patent and, 6:771; 10:249
Canasadaga raid, 9:446, 448
Canowaroghare guard from, 4:350, 351, 365, 370
cattle trade (1746), 1:71
church building, 12:894
Crown Point expedition camp at, 1:646, 730-31, 742, 781, 787-88; 2:457;
9:209
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty (1765), 11:595-96, 706, 707
entrenchment defense work, 9:664, 672-73, 679-80
Fort Schuyler survey and, 5:668-69
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) provisions, 12:545, 617, 667
Frank (Justice) murder (1761) in, 3:407, 430, 431-32, 433-35, 436-37, 504,
506; 10:292, 297, 312
French attack (1757), 2:757, 759-60, 809; 9:853, 854-67; 10:247n, 285;
13:112
plan of militia work on fortification, 9:680
French threats of attack (1746), 3:993
(1748), 1:136
(1756), 2:492, 613; 9:406, 410-11, 424, 449-50, 458-59, 460, 462, 46S,
491, 501, 503-504, 506-507, 508, 532-33, 550, 557-58
(1757), 2:676, 696, 697-98, 703-704, 707; 9:605-606, 611, 613, 635, 636,
637, 660-61, 662-63, 664, 665, 668, 670, 672-77, 680-81, 724, 726,
768-69, 772-73, 776-77, 803-804, 817, 820, 825, 826, 832, 833, 859;
13:104
(1758), 2:809, 884, 885; 9:882, 883, 885, 888, 914-15, 933
Ganeghwaghtai Indian settlement and, 10 : 644, 647
harvest of 1756, 9:512
horse thefts (1762), 10:512, 519
Indian attack alarm (1762), 3:834, 852, 853, 854-56, 859, 933; 10:477-78,
479, 496; 13:278
Indian attack threats (1763), 4:170, 175, 177-79, 221; 10:758, 761, 772-73,
775-76, 795-98, 894-95
Indian meeting (1765), 4:648; 11:582
Indian provision stores (1769), 12:690
Indian raid (1758), 2:835-36, 840, 897
Iroquois camp on route to Council of 1755, 1:584, 590, 636
Iroquois-Canadian Indian-Cherokee Congress (July, 1770), 7:799, 817-18,
840, 841, 852-55, 871-72, 875, 897n, 907; 8:76; 12:825, 835, 837n,
849-52
expenses, 7:832-33, 836-38, 844, 894; 12:802, 803, 852, 856-58, 866-67,
868; 13:707
Western Indian embassies sent from, 7:910-11, HIS, 1124; 12:834,
838-39, 890-91, 893
Iroquois-Cherokee peace treaty (1768) and, 12:452
Iroquois conference (1757), 5:507, 552, 556
Iroquois conference (1763), 4:164, 165, 166, 170, 171, 172-73, 175-77, 194,
197, 202, 208; 10:725-26, 746-53, 767, 769, 770-71, 831, 835, 837-38
Johnson report to Amherst on, 10:754-59, 761
Iroquois conference (Sept. 1763) adjournment to Johnson Hall, 10:789, S01,
804? 828
Iroquois conference (May, 1767), 12:303, 309-15, 324, 332
Iroquois conference (Nov., 1771), 12:944
justice appointments, 3:609, 622; 8:444-45, 468; 12:769
justice of the peace complaints of maladministration (1772), 8:509-10
224
Sir William Johnson Papers
land patent, 1:330, 674-75,- 3:416-17; 4:657-58, 716, 787, 823
Johnson deed of partial release (Sept. 1765), 11:933-38
patent boundaries, 12 : 192
liquor provision for Indians (1766), 5:233
Missisauga spies (1757) at, 9:723-24, 726, 775, 776-77
Mohawk River land survey (1761) and, 3:297, 326, 369, 397, 416-17
murder of Oneidas (1757) at, 9:796-99, 825, 835-36, 837-38
New England Indian resettlement (1774) near, 13:683
Oneida land sales (1766) near, 12:204, 206
Oneida and Tuscarora conference (1757), 2:748, 789
Onondaga farming help (1767), 12:287
Onondaga provisions from, 2:689-90
Oswegatchie and, 3:245
Oswego fall (1756) and, 2:548, 549, 553, 554, S36n, 560, 884; 9:518-19, 520
Oswego road and, 1:108; 2:513-14, 526-27, 533
Penn (John) and, 6:364; 12:596
posts between Oswego and, 3:707, 710-11, 792, 871, 882
prisoner from, 2:672
Revolutionary sympathy, 8:1202-1203
roads, 9:486
scalping raids on, 2:737, 739-40; 9:838, 911, 915; 10:6, 9
Schuyler at (1757), 9:725, 768, 776
scouts (1756-57) at, 9:450, 458, 860
Seneca peace proposals (1764) and, 11:104
Seneca robbed (1774) at, 13:674, 679
Seneca visitors (1763-64), 4:228; 10:915-16; 11:16
storehouse on, 1:579
trade, 12:210, 211
closed (May, 1758), 9:910-11, 919, 929; 10:71, 93
licenses, 8:629
liquor trade, 2:664; 9:826; 10:478, 483, 489, 496; 12:287; 13:508
Oneida appeal (1758) for Canadian protection of, 9:S32
regulation (1758), 2:778; 9:857, 882
re-opening (1763), 10:834, 844, 894, 915-16; 11:16
Germans:
agriculture and, 4:635, 811; 5:73; 8:182-83
Albany patroon settlers (1758), 10:59
in Canada, 9:789
as Church of England missionaries, 6:517-18, 543; 7:516
Dutch compared with, 13:194, 199
elections of 1764 and, 4:564
French and, 2:677, 679-80, 692, 707, 709, 723
frontier outrages and, 6:86, 94, 176
in German Flats defense (1757), 2:739-40; 9:676, 684, 725-26. 774. 778.
857, 861 ' '
(1758), 9:919
German Flats patent boundaries, 12:102
goods transport at Great Carrying Place and, 6:412
immigration (1761 ), 3 :428; 10:977n
Indian-soldier relations, 9:606-607, 670, 684; 10:338
iron workers, 6:425; 7:1031
Johnson's tenants, 4:572; 7:395 96; 9:146-47 166
Klock and, 3:417, 584, 655
Livingston patenl and, 3:343; 4:116, 117
Lutheran, 8:44, 59
military company formed (1754), 1:439
Mohawk River settlemenl ( 1738), 13:2
Oneidas and, 3:432; 9:661, 664, 725, 778; 10:796-98
in Pennsylvania. 4:570
as prisoners, 2:672, 700; 11:215
Rathkul, Ireland, 13:161
in Royal Americans, 10:41vt
225
Index
Germans,
Schoharie settlers (1758), 10:59-60, 100; 13:16
at Stone Arabia, 13:192
trade with, 1:5, 239, 250
See also Dutch ; German Flats
Gerinantown, 7:108n
Germany :
education and, 6:518
English troops in, 3:659
Franklin (Benjamin) visit (1766), 12:165
French Flanders and, 8:94
French troops in, 3:892
Gordon (Lord Adam) settlers from, 12:251
Hasenclever labor from, 11:622
Klock voyage plans (1764), 11:473
mail to, 3:954-55
Princess Dowager of Wales in, 7:839; 12:848
Russian withdrawal (1761) from, 3:564
woolen trade, 7:429
Gerock, Eev. John Siegfried, 6:651, 703-704
Gerrish, capt., 9:286
Gerritse, Eeyer, 8:958
S) Gervais, Louis, capt., 13:249, 258
Gervais, Madelaine Langlois, 13:259«
Getchy (Seneca chief), 11:884
Getman, , 1 :363
Ghettypeneeman (Delaware), 6:559
Gibbs, (Simsbury schoolmaster), 6:544
Gibbs, David, 9:281
Gibraltar, 1:209, 331; 2:531, 532
Gibson, John, 4:632; 5:382, 385, 752, 753; 11:565, 614
Gibson, John (carpenter), 13::;!04, 305, 315, 316
Gibson, John (prisoner of the Delawares), 11:436, 488
Gibson, Martha, 11:566
Gideon (Mohawk), 8:957; 12:531
Gidion (Canoghsaronwe — Mohawk) on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
Gidion (Thigresa — Mohawk) on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
Gienke, Jochim Albrecht (King, Yockem Albright), 3:646
Gighneota (Canajoharie), 11:984
Gilbert, , capt., 7:801
Gilbert, Joseph, 2:244, 252; 9:282; 13:68
Gilbert, Nathan, lieut., 9:235
Gilbert, Thomas, lieut. col., 2:239, 252, 278, 315, 353; 9:254
at Crown Point (1755) Councils of War, 2:39, 47, 55, 70
Fort Edward command, 9:266, 268-69, 298
Hoare complaint against, 2:284-85; 9:314, 318
Loucket arrest and, 2:241; 9:279
officer promotion list ("undue"), 13:68
receipt for gun-carriages, 9:279
regiment of, 2:89, 200, 202; 9:325
Gilchrist, , capt., 3:89, 90, 104
Gill, Josh Louis (interpreter), 13:619, 717
Gilland, , sutler, 13:172
Gillaway, Bill (Wyaloosing Indian), 11:90-92
Gilleway, Benjamin, 11:208-209
Gilliane (Indian), 9:19
Gilliland, Dr., medicine orders (1758), 13:348
Gilliland, William:
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:792
land purchases of, 4:199, 217; 10:811, 865, 885 86
New York agency for Johnson, 4:120, 123; 10:673
Gillion, ,4:802; 7:948
Gilman, Peter, col. :
226
Sir William Johnson Papers
New Hampshire reinforcements for Crown Point and, 2:213, 251; 9:241.
273-74
troop dismissal and, 2:255-56, 272-73; 9:324; 13:66-67
Gilmor, R., 6:173
Gilmore, Elizabeth, 11:486
Gilmore, Elizabeth (Junior), 11:486
Gilmore, John, 11:485
Gimniel, Jame, 1:356-57
Gingiaquasunt (Onondaga sachem), 11:709
Gingegoe (Mohawk), 1:96, 147, 900; 9:20, 611
Ginisuran (Mingo), 11:724
Ginosa, see Shamokin
Ginsebeck, Jacob, 1:840
Ginseng, 1:311, 346-47; 4:325, 375, 642; 5:341; 13:126
Fonda and, 8:276
Iroquois trade in, 11:963; 12:150-51, 168, 209
Perthuis trade, 5:400
Phyn orders, 4:648; 6:84
prices (1752), 1:372, 373, 376, 385
prices (1765), 11:581
transplants, 13:97
Girardot, , (interpreter), 5:382; 13:395, 399
Girtman, , Lawyer & Zimmer patent and, 8:1089
Girty, Simon, (interpreter), 7:186; 8:1013, 1151
accounts (1767), 12:265
at Bouquet conferences (1764), 11:436
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:724
as Delaware hostage (1764), 11:459
at McKee conference on Cresap murders (1774), 12:1100
at Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Jan. 1774), 12:1044
salary, 8:1168
Gist, (son of Christopher Gist), 13 : 153, 15 1
Gist, Christopher, capt., 2 : 804, 812; 13:153«
Giwi (Oneida chief), 13:500
Gladwin, Henry, maj., lit ut. col.:
accounts of, 4:81-82, 293, 299, 304-305; 5:422; 11:19
Bazlie and, 5:765
biographical sketch, 10:476n
Bradstreet's Detroit Indian conference (1764) and, 4:601; 11:340, 376
Clapham murderers and, 4:95-100; 10:520, 690
commissioned lieutenant colonel, 11:11/*
Detroit command, 11:513?)
on Detroit gunsmith, 4 : L81, 438
Detroit attack threats | 1763). 10:640 n. 659-60, 688 89, 728
Detroit Indian siege (1763-64), 10:728, 737, 740, 741, 761, 816, 870, 873
countei attacks against Senecas, 10:856
courts of inquiry, 10:730 32, 734 36
Jadean declaration, 10:985-86; 11:217,218-19; 13:317-21
Jenkins capture, 10:690 '.'I
Riichilimackinac attack and, 10:691 97
peace negotiations, 4:278, 318 L9, 334, 354, 367, 374-75, 377, 447;
10:606, 915; 11:11, 115, 282
Ottawa conferences, 13:289-90, 292
reinforcements for, 4:1 IS, 150-51 17::, ls6.87, 213, 293; 10:716-17, 719,
762, 788, 803, 906
renewal (1764), 4:403-404, 408, HO, 111, 137; 11:125, 167, 173, 21s 19
Duncan and, 4 :545
Etherington and, 4:630
fever, 3:524, 525
on French-Indian intrigue (1762), 3:730, 711 12, 711. 717, 751-52, 819;
4:800-801; 8:561, 1114; 10:380-81, 384-86, 392-93, 394, 399-400, 402-
403, 405, 406-407, 421-25; 11:869
227
Index
Gladwin, Henry,
(1764), 11:229-30, 246
French rumors of murdered officers (1761) and, 3:414
French traders and, 3:941; 4:187; 5:521; 10:640-41
Great Lakes exploration (1761) and, 3:421, 459; 10:293-96, 325
Hay and, 5:76, 81
Huron messages (1764), 11:176-80, 191-92, 216, 217, 227-29, 233
Indian certificates (1764), 11:273, 275, 306, 326, 797
Johnson's Niagara journey (1761) and, 3:628; 10:295-96; 13:228, 229,
233, 236, 239, 241, 244, 246, 249, 258
outpost garrisons (1761), 13:229, 232, 250
on Pontiac-Villiers interview (1764), 11:226-27
portrait, 10:380
possession of Canadian forts, 3:459, 471, 512, 521; 10:295-96, 322
prisoner return (1764) and, 4:509
Sandusky Council (1763) and, 10:871, 939
Glasford, John, 2:577
Glasgow, Scotland, 7:1156; 12:250
Glasier (Glazier), Beamsly, capt.:
accounts, 7:416, 711, 911; 12:755, 872
charges against (1770), 7:539
commissions of, 2:122, 334, 449; 9:472-73
copper mines and, 7:56
at Crown Point (1755) Councils of War, 2:39, 47, 55, 70, 79, 107, 116, 159,
198, 212, 250, 312, 319, 335
Farrall (John) and Company draft, 12:733
Fort Herkimer command (1757), 9:676
on French-Spanish collaboration, 6:525, 540-41, 564; 12:663, 682, 6S3
Indian expenses (1769), 7:298, 319
interpreter's desertion (1767), 5:806-807
Johnson on services of, 2:363
Michilimackinac command (1769), 12:717
Ottawa visit (1768), 6:348-49
Peirce court of inquiry and, 9:257-59
Roberts and, 7:146
Rogers and, 12:614, 663
scouts under, 2:424
smiths' certificates (1769), 12:717
Glass, Henry, 4:734
Glass factory, Manheim, 8:183, 185
Glazier (Gleaser), , col, 3:151; 10:20
Glazier, see Glasier
Glen, Cornelius, 4:206, 260
Albany post application (1767), 12:325
bills, 6:163
Groesbeck and, 5:380
lieutenancy, 4:257, 547; 7:453
provisions vouchers, 4:221, 254, 584, 605, 629, 663
Staats account, 7:1038
Glen, Henry:
Bradstreet account, 8:987-89; 12:677
commission, 4:257; 7:457
fishing net suit, 8:612-13, 677-78; 12:997
land purchases, 8:226; 12:538; 13:493
Schenectady clerkship, 5:400
Glen, Isack, 1:425; 7:1107
Glen, Jacob, maj., at Kayaderosseras settlement conferences (1768), 12:529, 572
Glen, Jacob, maj., lieut. col., 2:374, 821
autograph, 9:xiii
boats stored (1747) by, 9:6-7; 13:9-10
Caghnawagas and, 1:55
Clinton Mohawk conference (1748) and, 1:199
company returns (1756), 9:402-403
(1757), 9:782, 867, 873
228
Sir William Johnson Papers
(1759), 10:110
death (1762), 3:863
DeLancey draft proclamation (1759), 10:112
DeLancey order execution (1758), 2:819
detachment for Albany quota (1756), 2:464
at Fort Edward (1757), 2:729, 733, 884
fortification of Little Carrying Place and, 9:137-38
on Fort William Henry attack (1757), 9:666
German Flats defense orders (1757), 9:660-61, 663
Hamilton (James) and, 9:133
Johnson's military command and, 1 : 122
Lake George attack threats (1756), 9:535-36
lieutenant-colonelcy, 1:186, 187; 9:13-14; 13:11-12
marching orders (1757), 9:783, 867
(1758), 9:872-73, 877-78, 879, 896-97; 10:33n, 35, 40
Mohawk conference (1748), 1:199
Mohawk River attack rumors (1746), 3:993
(1749) and, 9:54
(1755), 1:584; 2:33
Mohawk River land purchase, 3:2S9, 417, 420, 424
Mohawk Schenectady land claims and, 10:555
Niagara defense (1758) and, 3:7
portrait, 13:10
Schenectady officers' list (1754), 9:138, 140
Shirley visit (1755), 2:374; 9:214
Shuckburgh visit (1761), 3:398
Van Slyck (Adrian) deatli and, 1:173
wagons for Canadian campaign (1760), 3:219, 226, 231, 232
Warren introduction of Johnson (1738), 9:1
Glen, Gov. James, 1:440; 9:05
Letter to the Six Nations, 1 : 667
Indian expenses, 2:626, 639
Onondagas and, 2:401
purchase of Indian lands, 2:29
speech to Hagler king of the Catawbas, 1:386-88
on war among South Carolina Indians, 1:913-14
Glen, John:
Assembly election (1747), 1:123
autograph, 6 : xiii
Indian Commission (1752) and, 1:383
Glen, John, ensign, 1:424
Glen, John, lieut., in Albany militia, 1:246
Glen, John, Jr., capt., maj., lieut. col.:
boatbuilding:
(1761), 10:299
(1764), 4:423, 437, 441
(1766), 5:151; 12:113
(1767), 5:544; 13:470
boat equipment bill (1769), 6:715-16; 7:983
boatmen's wages, 6:70
commission, 7:471n
Douw and Winne account, 8:54
election of 1769 and, 6:51)3-94, 599
expenses for trips to out p. .sis, 3:510, 631, 643, 657, 683; 13:179
Gain.' and, 7:1155; 8:709
grenadier commissions (1763), 4:213, 257, 266; 10:940
Indian conference (1771), 8:15
Indian payment, 4:64
justice appointments, 3:750; 4:44; 12:783, 793
Jessup and, 8:393, 451, 452, 474
land purchases of, 5:452, 516; 6:417; 8:l225-26f 232, 430, 681. 1133-
12:233, 263, 577, 578, 957, 1071
229
Index
Glen, John, Jr., capt., maj., lieut., col.,
land sales (1762), 10:418
light horse company, 4:219; 5:557; 7:457
at Kayaderosseras settlement conference (1768), 12:529, 572
Low (Isaac) and, 5:823
Mohawk conference (1772), 8:556
Ogilvie and, 2:486
O'Neal and, 5:563
Petry widow's lands and, 8:1079
pigeon shot sale, 5:515
provision orders:
for Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 6:291, 447; 12:607-608
pork and flour, 4:305, 381, 395, 427, 627, 701, 740; 10:872; 11:511, 6S6
tents (1764), 4:423, 441
transport, 4:435, 437, 612, 627, 650, 708, 724, 737, 774; 5:333
quartering of soldiers, 4:302
Schenectady liberty pole and, 7:1104
Schenectady patent and, 8:23, 51, 87, 109, 174
on soldiers' outfitting, 4:237, 251, 266
Teller and, 5:429
Warrensburg lease, 7:474
Glock, see Klock
Gloster, Duke of, 7:791, 1074, 1078
Gloster, in the Eiver St. Marys (Gloster St. Maries), 7:79-92, 908-909; 8:122-28
Gloucester County, New York, 8:492
Gloucestershire, England, wool industry, ll:29?i
Gnadenhutten, Pennsylvania, 2:401, 402; 10:533^
Goahee, see Goweah (Oneida chief)
Godard, Norris, 3:886; 5:312
Goddard, Henry, capt. lieut., 3:259n; 8:211n
Goddard, James Stanley:
accounts (1768), 12:386, 639
Ainse arrest and, 12:613, 614
Green Bay trade, 3:756; 10:697m, 698n, 711-13
Michilimackinac trade petition (July, 1765), 11:S27
Boberts (Benjamin) and, 5:711, 715ji; 6:319ra, 526, 753, 754; 8:134, 874
trade indemnities (1763), 10:985
Goddard, John, 4:6S6?i, 687
Goddard, William, 6:577; 7:322n
Goddenough, , capt., 13:51
Godfrey, maj., 13:50
Godfroy, Jacques:
Miami garrison attack (1763) participation, 4:600n, 672, 675; 10:693, 732;
13:319
Pontiac escort to Oswego (1766), 5:363; 12:160
Godin, Giles & Liotard. John, 4 : 794
Godwin, , capt., 13:626, 632
Goehquagey Creek, 12:260
Goelet & Curtenius, 1 : 729
Goelet, Jacob, 4:596
Goelet, Peter, 8:775
Goes, Dirck, 7:419
Goes, Isaac, 7:360, 533, 672; 12:811
Goes, Johannis S., 7:422
Goes, John D., 13:639
Goes, Lawrence, 7:419, 451; 13:639
Goes, Lucas T., 13:639
Goes, Lukas, Jr., 7:422
Goes, Santys, 7:422
Goetschius, J. H., 5:526-27
Gof, William, 1:167, 205, 366; 9:65
Goff, John, 1:219
230
Sir William Johnson Papers
Gohi, 8:407
Golden, , 8:107
Golden, see also Colden
Golden Hill, 7:371ra, 509«,
Goldfrap, J., 5:177; 13:420
Goldon, ' ,1:269
Goldsborough, Robert, 8:812
Gononey, Thomas, 8:1050
Gonsalus, Samuell, 5:150-51
Gooch, Sir William, gen., l:10n, 52, 55, 224n
Goodenough, Timothy, 13:53
Goodman, Walter, 4:49
Goodrich, Elizur, col, 1:717; 2:79
autograph, 1:1%
at Council of War, 1:860-61
regiment of, 1:723, 781, 787, 829, 870-71, S83; 9:237, 273: 13:54
Goodridge, John, capt., 4:35, 377; 10:613n
Goodwin, Ephraim, 3:843
Goose, The (Ouiatanon chief), 12:228
Goragh (Gorah), Indian title of Sir William Johnson, ll:479n. See also, John
son, Sir William
Gordon, Duchess of, 2:516; 6:501, 504, 618-19, 629; 12:713
Gordon, Duke of, 4:760
Gordon, (English trader), 7:739
Gordon, Adam, Lord, 4:832, 844, 855; 5:542, 852; 8:1134
Arthur (John) and, 7:277, 278
autograph, 8:2?'!;
Boston Address to, 4:850
Canadian visit, 4:754, 783, 811, 825, 829; 11:896, 944; 13:374, 376
George III and, 5:116
Gordon (Harry) and, 12:36, 37
Hasenclever visit, 4:862
Indian Affairs superintendent appointment (1774) and, 13:727, 729
invitation to Johnson's son, 4:798, 849, 851, 853, 854, 856; 5:21, 46, 82, 83,
123, 599; 11:953-54, 964, 965, 980; 12:33, 251-52
Illinois colonization proposal, 5:197; 12:108
Johnson Hall visits (1765), 13:374-76
Johnstown growth (1771), 12:893-94
Kavaderosseras and, 5:477; 12:248-49
land purchases, 5:391, 767, 768, 787, 791, 799; 6:2, 337n; 8:195-96, 345,
493, 537, 689-90, 698, 706, 836, 916; 12:250-51, 894-95; 13:37, 522-28
marriage, 4:840; 5:767, 770, 788, 799; 6:338; 8:196; 12:713
Massachusetts governorship, 5:33, 62
on ministry changes (1767), 12:248-49, 316-17
missionary recommendations, 5:822; 6:190-92
Provost commission and, 5:188-89; 12:249-50
regiment of, 5:103; 6:338; 8:193
revolutionary activity and, 4:879-80; 5:540; 6:337-38; 12:249, 318 712
892
Scottish elections (1768) and, 6:98
settlement plans, 5:767, 768, 787, 791, 799; 6:76, 191-92, 330, 337; 8:196,
916; 12:251, 711-12, 1041
Tucker (Dan.) recommendation, 11:955-56, 978
Watts (John) and, 4:760, 858; 11:773
Gordon, Anthony:
Abenaki- Augh(|iiisasii(! dispute, 7:532, 919-21, 923, 930-32 934-35
on boat theft, 7:841-43
Glaus conference (Sept., 1767), 13:430
at La Chine, 7:958
trade passes and, 12:151 ; 13:392-94
Gordon, Caspar, 7:667
Gordon, Harry, capt., 4:545, 737; 5:559
on Adam, Lord Gordon, 12:36-37
231
\i
Index
Gordon, Harry, capt.,
Croghan and, 4:734, 816; 5:228; 12:235; 13:407
on Fraser delivery to Pontiac, 4:816; 11:881
land purchases of, 5:559, 612, 658-86
outpost abandonment proposals (1766), 12:36
on Stamp Act resistance, 5:48-50, 121-22; 12:35-36
Gordon, Hugh, lieut., 3:991w
Gordon, James, 5:339, 400
Gordon, John (Leith surveyor), 8:197
Gordon, Patrick, governor of Pennsylvania, ll:463n
Gordon & Parlow, 5:383, 698
Gordon, Eobert, 5:538
Gore, ,6:499
Goree, Africa, 3:24
Gorham (Goreham), Joseph, maj., col., 5:493, 525, 564, 565
accounts, 12:197
(1767), 5:535, 705, 771, 772, 789, 818, 851-52; 12:379
(1768), 6:188, 322, 326; 12:475, 557, 641
(1769), 7:90-91; 12:731
(1770), 7:816; 12:806
(1771), 12:908-909
on Halifax arsenal, 6:524; 12:662
Hillsborough and, 7:75-76, 90, 105-106, 380
McAdarn and, 8:697, 800, 884, 897
in Mortier account, 8:506
Newfoundland government, 7:540, 629
New York visit (1768), 12:662, 663, 664
on Nova Scotia Indians, 5:575-78
Nova Scotian Deputy appointment, 5:504; 12:195
commissary surveillance, 12:414; 13:424
Cunningham as successor (1769), 12:724
instructions, 5:542; 12:196-97
return to England, 6:587; 7:90-91, 105-106
salary, 6:83; 8:39, 121-22, 697, 800; 12:731, 764, 806
surgeon's account and, 8 : 848
Gorrell, James, lieut.:
Albany visit (1763), 4:192
on Detroit Indians (1762), 10:450, 559
Fort Edward Augustus command (1761), 3:525; 11:930
Goddard trade license and, 3 : 756
Green Bay gift purchase for Amherst, 13:258
Green Bay journal, 10:697-714
Indian certificates (1764), 11:275
interpreters and, 4:123, 383, 643, 851; 5:35, 140
land holdings, 12:1072
Mercer & Ramsay and, 4:716, 737, 809, 841; 5:139, 344
Sioux visitors (1762), 10:546
Gosbeek, see Gaesbeek
Goshen, New York, 1:242, 245
Gospot (vessel), 3:910
Gottingen, Hanover, 3:892
Gouchea, (interpreter), 10:712
Goverenne, Babtiste, in Detroit siege (1763), 13:318
Governeur's patent, 4:824-25; 7:255-56
Goweah (Gawickie, Gawihe, Gawehe — Oneida chief), 3:176; 9:69:<
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:512
Canadian correspondence (1757), 2:679, 680, 700, 709
on Canadian provision shortages (1758), 2:791
death (1766) of, 12:121-22, 124, 126, 139
Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1762), 10:419
French threats of attack (1757) and, 9:688, 701, 702
French threat to Oswego (1756), 9:404, 405
German Flats alarm (1763) and, 10:794-95
232
Sir William Johnson Papers
Johnson message (1756) sent by, 9:448
lieutenancy, 2:626
on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:176
Oswego Iroquois Congress (Aug., 1759), 13:137
Oswego Iroquois meeting plans (1756), 9:403
Venango attack (1763) and, 10:767, 768-69
Gower, Lord, 6:244
Grace, M., 8:94
Grace, Mary, 7:330-31
Grace, Walter, 6:766; 7:420
Grace (ship), 4:254
Grafe, Cornelius D., 13:502
Grafton, Duke of, 5:40, 344; 6:470; 7:839, 1074
copper interests, 6:626
Surveyorship of the Woods of America and, 8:433
Shelburne and, 6:579n
return to Parliament (1771), 8:52
retirement, 7:522, 530, 576, 577
Hasenclever on, 7:427
Graham, ,4:67
Graham, , ens., 8:501
Graham, widow, 7:387
Graham, Ennis, 6:316; 7:743, 845
Graham, Gordon, maj., 13:125, 143, 145, 152
Grahoon, George, see Croghan, George
Grame, gen., 7:577
Grampus (vessel), 1:194
Granada government, 10:978, 979 (See also West Indies)
Granby, John Manners, marquis of, 7:576, 629n, 1047, 1073, 1078; 13:158
Grandidier, lieut., 7:942
Grand Pee (Menominee chief), 11:274
Grand Point (Long Point), 13:244, 245
Grand River, Ontario, 13:242w, 244
See also Ottawa River
Grand Sabre (Chippewa chief), 12:491
Grand Sauteux, (Sauteur, Sautois, Sota), see Minavavana (Ojibway)
Grant, (of the Navy), 12:1011
Grant, , Peter Johnson in Montreal (1772) and, 12:1010
Grant, Commissioner, , 7:1127
Grant, Gov. , East Florida governorship, 8:196
Grant, , Wade and Keiuser and, 7:739, 745; 8:223
Grant, , capt., at Tuscarawas conference (1764), 11:439
Grant, , capt., beaver sloop loss (1771) and, 8:139, 223-24
Grant, , capt., Fort Edward company (1755-56), 2:357, 423-24
Grant, , col., 5:541, 542, 556
Grant, , commodore, 4:540; 5:542; 8:105
Grant, , ensign, 9:295
Grant, , lieut., Creek murder of, 8:1084
Grant, Alexander, 1:219; 7:773
Grant, Allen, lieut. :
colonial administration of trade (1768), 12:669
Fort Ontario command, 6:486, 522; 7:637-38; 12:745
interpreter and, 5:468
at Onondaga congress (Fori Ontario, Oct. 1766), 12:209
on present disbursement, 6:680-81; 7:21-22, 53, 79-80
Grant, Qiarles, lieut., 11:635-36
Grant, Pinlay, 12:10S(i, 1087
Grant, Francis, lieut. col . :
at Albany Council of War (1756), 9:483, 487
Grant, George, lieut., 4 : 882
Grant, James, lieut., Havana death (1762) of, 3:991
Grant, James, capt.:
233
Index
Grant, James, capt.,
in Dalyell Detroit action (1763), 10:763-65, 790-91
Jadeaii declaration (1763) and, 10:985; 13:317-21
Grant, James, maj., 3 -An; 8:1073; 13:153
Cherokee war and, 3:359, 517», 519
Grant, James, lieut. col. :
on Pontiac, 11:218-19
•Silver Heels and, 10:264
Grant, John, 8:1214
Grant, John, capt., 4:395, 400, 407, 427
Oquaga reinforcements (1764), 11:128
Grant, Lewis, lieut., 3:990
Grant, Neal, ensign, 3:991
Grant, Peter, lieut., 3:991
Grant & Fine, 8:775
Grant, William:
Green Bay trade contract, 5:15, 92, 200, 330, 339; 12:5-8, 19-20
exposition of rights in, 12:45-47, 118-20
Rogers and, 12:194-95, 198-99
Lords of trade on, 12:20, 219, 226
Granville, George, see Grenville, George
Granville, John Carteret, Earl of, l:28w
Gras, (medical advice), 6:705
Grasey, Matthew, 3:90
Gratz, Barnard, 8:744-45, 900, 912, 1098-99
Adolphus and, 8:1023
McKee and, 8:1169; 12:1040
Grave Creek, 12:1096
Graves, Rev. Matthew, 3:558; 5:27, 424w
on Narragansett church grant, 8:733
Narragansett land claims, 4:756-59; 6:80-82, 87-89
schoolmaster for the Narragansetts and, 5:502, 221, 222; 6:59-60
Gray, , capt., 8:1126
Gray, Edward, 1:713
Gray, Edward M., 13:420
Gray, James, 6:287-88
Gray, Robert, capt., 13:222
in Dalyell action at Detroit (1763), 4:195; 10:763, 764, 765, 791
at Oneida Lake blockhouse (1761), 13:272
Grav (Grey), Samuel:
Susquehanna Company and, 1:401, 493; 4:219, 429
Gravdon, Caleb, 4:503; 5:538-39; 11:328
Fort Augusta command (1765), 11:746, 778; 13:382
Great Ax (Seneca chief), 12:924
Great Barrington, 5:488
Great Britain, see England, Ireland, Scotland
Great Carrying Place, Fort Edward :
Abenak'is at, 1:329
Crown Point (1755) camp at, 1:770, 773, 782, 796, 805, 816, 817, 822, 842,
845, 846-47
Councils of War at, 1:852, 860-61, S71-72, 874, 879, 880-81, 882, 883,
884, 885
fort construction at, (see Fort Edward, fort construction)
French post (1755) near, 2:207
settlement (1761), 3:515
threats of French attack (1755), 2:16, 17
threats of French attack (1756), 9:225-26
See also Fort Edward
Great Carrying Place, Oneida, see Oneida Carrying Place
Great Island, Susquehanna River, 4:760
Great Lakes:
boats (1772) on, 8:469-70
British command of vessels on, 7:896, 1124
Canadian petitions for wintering privileges, 12:411
234
Sir William Johnson Papers
exploration of, 3:421, 459; 10:274, 285, 293-96, 316, 319, 325; 13:228
Hutchins' map of, 4:62, 399, 403
Hutchins tour of, 3:890, 914, 936, 965, 9S7; 10:452, 453, 521-29, 543,
568
Gordon visit (1765), 13:374, 376
Indians of, 1:164; 6:29, 49; 8:843
Iroquois land claims, 10:972
superintendency of, 7:539, 913
threat of general Indian war (1774), 13:670
trade, 1:910; 3:502; 5:244, 277
trade north of, 5:525, 536, 566, 573, 850; 10:684
traders murdered (1768) on, 12:500, 519
trade violations (1766), 12:131-32, 142-43
See also specific laics
Great Meadows, 1:689, 750
Washington's troops at, 2:541, 542, 545-46, 816
Greece, 7:430, 839, 870
Green, (express rider), 9:859
Green, , licut., 8:1214
Green, Benjamin, 2:217-18
Green, Jonas, 4:405n
Green Bay (La Bave, La Baye des Buans), Wisconsin:
Amherst gift (1761), 13:258
as boundary of Illinois colon v, 5:328
Chippewa visit (1764), 4:475; 11:270
Detroit journey (1761) boat repair at, 13:240
Grant fortification of, 12:198
history of fortifications, 10:669??,, 780w
Hutchins visit (1762), 10:524-26, 545, 559, 706
Indian population, 4:244; 11:805, 808, 809, 835; 13:622
interpreters for, 5:444-45, 552; 11:930
Menominees at, 4:487-88; 7:47; 11:274, 275, 28S-89
Miehilimackinac dependency of, 13:447
Michilimackinac siege and, 5:378; 10:780, 783. 858
Ottawas of, 11:278
Puans at, 3:415n
Sakis at, 11:301, 304
Sioux at, 4:180
Spanish threat of attack (1768), 12:586
trade, 3:363, 502
Andrews and Visscher (1761), 13:267
commissary appointment (1766), 5:32, 77, 444-45
French Indian (1765), 11:697, 740
Indian losses ( 1766), 5:207
Indian request for out post reesta lilislnuent (1766), 12 :160
Michilimackinac and, 6:52; 10:696; 12:354
Rogers and, 12:194-95, 198-99
Vaudreuil contract (to (Irani) for exclusive trading rights, 5:15, 33, 92,
200, 278, 330n, 391, 458; 12:4-8, 19-20, 45-47, 118-20, 219, 226
See also Fori Edward Augustus
Green Briar, Virginia :
Indian depredations (1763), 4:190-91
[roquois land deed, 5:458, 507; 12:236, 277-78
Green Bush (near Albany), 12:810
Greenleaf, Michael, 2:503-504
Green River, 6:294
Greenwich, New York, 1:114»; 13:30
Gregg & Cunningham, 4:650; 8:454
Gregor, Alexander, lit ut., 3:990n
Gregor, John, lit ut., 3:990n
Gregory XIII, pope, 1:1»
Grenadine Islands, 10:979
235
Index
Grenville (Granville, Greenville), George, 4:395; 5:559
Allen and, 4:564
death of, 7:1077n
election of 1768 and, 6:120
election of 1769 and, 7:68
ministry changes (1767), 12:249
Pitt and, 7:181, 270n
Secretary of State appointment (1769), 12:700
Townshend's death and, 5:771-72
Treasury appointment, 4:420, 465; 11:970; 12:594
Stamp Act and, 5:40
Grenville, J.,, 1:273
Grenville, Eichard Temple, 7:270n, 578n; 12:700
Greswold, Joseph, 1:764; 4:326
Grey, , capt. (55th regiment), 3:442
Grey, sgt., 9:412, 414
Grey Eyes (Delaware), 3:208, 210
chiefdom appointment (1773), 12:1048
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:724
McKee conference on Cresap murders (1774), 12:1100
Greyhound (vessel), 1:225, 316%
Grider, Eufus A., Iroquois certificate design (1757), 13:98
Gridley, Eichard, capt., col., maj.-gen. :
l:492n; 2:104, 156, 315
autograph, 9:xiii
biographical sketch, 9:308n
bread supply and, 2:265
Fort Edward command, 2:223-24, 236-37, 238, 252-53, 257, 275, 318, 353,
358; 9:298, 304, 307-309, 313-14, 317-18, 323; 13:68
Lake George mutineers and, 2:288; 9:322
Loucket court martial and, 9:279
marching orders (1755), 9:291-92
Provincial Commissioners' visit (Nov., 1755), 13:74
report to Shirlev from Fort Edward (Nov. 1755), 2:279, 281; 9:298
threat of French attack (Nov. 1755), 2:290-91, 292, 297; 9:313-14, 317-18
troop disbanding and, 2:326; 9:324, 325
Groesbeck, Elizabeth, 10:59n
Groesbeck, Gerardus, 1:383; 9:45-46
Groesbeek (Groesbick), Stephen, 5:380, 488, 553; 12:194
at Sogers' court of inquiry, 5:638, 640
Groesbeck, Wolter, 1:872; 2:598
Grome, Jacob, 4 : 146
Gronce, Peter, 7:352
Gronedyke, 1:831
Gronendyek, Peter, 5:797
Gronn, Peter, 5:202
Grooesbeck, William, 5:766
Groot (Grote), Abraham, 7:437, 440; 13:503
Groot, Cornelius, 1:30; 13:502
Groot (Grote), Nicholas, capt.:
Albany road repair (1761) and, 3:580
company of, 1:424; 5:557; 10:941
Groot, Peter, 8:655
Groot, Simon, 13:503
Groot, Young (waggoner), 12:523
Groote Junge (Seneca), 1:71; 9:832-33; 10:44
Grosebeek, , Scorticoke land settlement, 10:603-504
Grote, Harme, 1:30
Groton, Connecticut, 4:456, 680; 11:255; 12:59S; 13.-6S3
Grumley, , 8': 236
Guadeloupe, 3:45, 47; 13:211
Guasterax, see Gaustrax
236
Sir William Johnson Papers
Gudrielle, col, 9:273
Guerin, ,1:3
Guildford, earl, 7:577
Guilliane (Indian), 7:568, 579
Gufflon, I. B., 11:827, 828
Guion, , 8:460
Guiyahoga, see Tioga
Gullen, William, lieut., 3:S97n
Gun, Elisha, 2:613; 3:48; 11:109
on Montreal expedition, 13:177
Gunestoga, see Conestoga
Gunsales, Elizabeth, 3:351
Gunsales (Gunsalis), Manuel, 3:351; 5:31
Gunsmiths, see Smiths
Gunter, Thomas, 2:744-46
Guttery, James, 1:219
Guy, William, 5:133
Guyendre, de, lieut., 13:114
Guy Park, 4:xi
Chippewa conference (July, 1768), 12:548-50
Johnson visit (1768), 12:476
Johnson will, 12:1067
Mahican conferences (May, 1768), 12:497-500
Mohawk conferences (June, 1768), 12:529-43, 573
Mohawk conferences (May, 1768), 12:502-504, 504-507, 515-16
photograph, 8:288
Haan, Hendrick, 5:202; 12:819
Haasbrouck, Abraham, see Hasbrouck, Abraham
Haberman, Jacob, 4:312
Hackensack, New Jersey, 5:526-27
Hackett, John, col., 4:216
Haddick, , gen., 3 : 144
Hadley, Massachusetts, 2: 21 In
Hag, David, 9:271
Hagan, Jacob (Esopus), 6:739
Hagedoorn, Harmanus, 1:188
Hagerty, John, 4:708; 11:682-83
Hagin & Son, 8:250
Hague, John (deserter), 10:522
Hail, Ephraim, see Hale, Ephraim
Hain, ,1:525
Hains, see Haynes
Hair, John, 2:639
Hairhart, Hance, 2:620
liakawaremin (Esopus sachem), 1:14
Hake, , 7:236
Hakedorn, Derick, 7:463
Ilakedorn, Hendrick, 7:462
Halden, John, 1:726
Haldimand (Haldiman), Frederick, col., maj. gen.:
accounts (1760), 10:191
American command, 8:710, 712, 817, 820-22, 823; 12:1113
autograph, 8:xiii
Blunt introduced by, 8:11 83
Carle ton Island expedition I 1779) and, 8:1215
Claus and, 3:36::, 371, 372, 379, 381, 553, 747; 10:260
Cole and, 3:234
colonial administration of trade and, 8:s::7
on Creek threats of uprising i 1771 ), 8:1044, 1083-86, 1101, 1118, 1167
Cresap outrages and, 8 : 1 I 6 I 65, 1 1 67
Fort Ontario command (1760), 3:112
French-Indian intrigue and, 8 : 1016, L032
French threat to Oswego and, 3:220, 223-24, 227, 248; 10:142
237
Index
Haldimand, Frederick,
Hay mission to the Illinois (1774) and, 8:1033, 1070-71, 1118-19, 1136,
1149, 1167, 1194; 13:666, 685
Indian Affairs policy (1773-74) and, 8:837, 865, 875-76, 1141
on Indian Affairs Deputy commissions, 8:951-52, 978-79, 1015-16
Johnson (John) and, 8:1026, 1033, 1119, 1138, 1148, 1215
ensigncy offer (1762), 3:685, 725; 10:400-401, 407-408
Johnson's death and, 8:1194, 1197
Klock English voyage with Canajoharies and, 8:938, 970-71
Lake Champlain trip (1763), 4:199
on Murray attempt to buy Illinois lands (1773), 8:844-45, 886, 898, 905,
931-32, 1076, 1104, 1136-37
Niagara Falls visit, 13:118
Niagara relief (1760) boats, 3:258; 10:157, 159, 162, 170
Niagara siege and, 3:53, 59, 60, 106, 107, 111, 114, 116, 117; 13:116, 120
O'Eeilly and, 7:417
Oswegatchie attack (1759) plans, 13:123-24, 143, 145, 152
Oswego French-Indian trade (1760), 3:223, 225, 236, 238-41, 251, 253-54,
255, 256-57, 261, 262, 264-66; 10:152, 153, 156, 159, 170
portrait, 10:408
Phyn and, 6:196-97
Pond murder and, 8:879
Proclamation (1774) forbidding unauthorized survey or patent of Indian
lands, 8:1074-77, 1136-37
promotion, 5:562-63
Royal Americans and, 10 : 41n
Seneca murder of French traders (1773), 8:886, 890, 899, 903, 905-906, 913,
925-26, 1026, 1086-87; 12:1029
release of murderers (1774), 8:934, 952-53, 1032, 1131-32, 1135, 1138,
1148, 1149, 1164-65, 1167; 12:1102, 1108, 1114
Van Slyck attack by Pottawatomies, 8:819-20
warrants to Johnson, 8:901, 904, 905, 913, 941-42, 1105, 1117, 1118, 1136,
1166, 1167, 1170-71
Hale, capt., 4:94
Hale (Hail), Ephraim, lieut., 2:245; 9:282
Hale, Ezekiah, 2:89
Halenbeck, Casper Janse, 7:468, 579-80
Halenbeck, Casper M., 7:468
Halenbeck, Jacob, capt., 1:246; 5:556; 7:468, 580
Halenbeck, Jacob, lieut., 2:457
Halenbeck, Jacob, Jr., 7:468
Halenbeck (Hallenbeeek), Marte (Martin), capt., 5:556; 7:468
justice appointment lists, 3:750; 7:467; 12:783, 792
regiment of, 7:579-80
Halenbeck, William, 7:468
Half King, of the Oneida, 9:154, 173. See also Scaroyady
Half Moon, on Hudson River, 5:363; 9:473, 485, 667
TIalf Moon (vessel), 2:79, 229
Half Way Creek, 4:317, 346
Halifax, George Montague Dunk, second Earl of:
Canajoharie grant and, 4:419
Canestio expedition (1764) and, 4:350n, 361-62
Clinton and, 9:132, 166, 386-87
Conestoga massacres and, 11:126
Eyre and, 4:526, 537
French Mississippi trade and, 11:367
Indian Affairs policy and:
(1763), 4:248-50, 258-59
(1764), 4:339, 340, 362-63, 427, 463, 568; 11:127
(1765), 4:731-32
Iroquois land claims and, 2 : 684
Johnson appointments and, 1:426-27, 895; 2:113, 351, 484, 528-29, 559-60
Joncaire and, 12:325
238
Sir William Johnson Papers
on laud grants for military service, 10:982n
Marsh and, 3:902; 11:248; 13:323
memorial on Johnson's services and, 11:348
Murray and, 4:575
New York governorship applications (1760), 10:192
Niagara Congress (1764) and, 11:335, 348
Orme and, 13:59
Philadelphia merchants' memorial and, 4:265, 268
political "disgrace" (1765), 11:970
Pitt and, 5:559
recruitment orders (1764), 4:306; 11:12
resignation (1757), 13:99
Rivington on, 4:395; 8:52
Seneca cessions and, 4:516
Shuckburgh and, 1:455-56; 2:351, 438; 3:635-36, 959, 977; 4:92
Wraxall and 2:54 515
Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1 : 355, 605; 2:733; 12:70, 196, 744
American fleet in, 1:651, 6S6, 792, 849; 2:217-18, 745
arsenal, 6:524, 540; 12:662
British troops at, 2:802; 4:231
French plot to take, 2:217-18
French troops at, 1:719
Indians of, 5:577
Shirley stops voyages to, 1:438
Halifax (ship), 4:328; 7:418
Halifax, Fort, 1:448; 5:444-45
Halket, lieut., 1:712
Halket, Francis, maj., 1:712
Halket, Sir Peter, 1:446, 712
Hall, ' ,1:13
Hall, Mrs., 13:306
Hall, Benjamin, at Council of Provincial Officers (1755), 2:304, 335; 9:312;
13:70
Hall, Christian, 2:647
I [.ill, David, 7:592
Hall, Elkin, capt., 1:766, 867, 868, S77; 2:7
Hall, Rev. Jacob:
Canajoharie appointment, 7:566-67, 812, 841, 1026, 1160
refusal of, 8:182, 257-58
missionary recommendations of, 7:510-17, 518, 543
Hall, Johannes, 7:1106
Hall, John, 2:647
Hall, John (carpenter's apprentice), 13:304, 306, 307-14pas*wn
Hall, John, Jr., 7:139, 179
Hall, John T., 7:439, 1107
Hall, John W., 13:502
Hall, Nicholas, 7:1106
Hall, William, 2:576; 13:502
Hallenbeck, see Halenbeck
Haller, A.lbrecb.1 von. 5:7(10, 761 ; 6:30, 31 ; 12:446, 610-11
Mallet, , at New York "tea party," 8:976
llallct, James (wheelwright), 1:725
Ilallines, Johannes, 7 :666
Hallstead, Benjamin, 3:956
Ham, George, 6:771
Ham, George, Jr., 6:771
Hambach (llamhmk, llambugh), Frederik, 4:811; 5:334; 6:121-22; 13:396
Ilambaeh, Henry, 4:427; 10:715, 914»; 12:500, 508
Hambleton, John, 4:70
Ilamersly, Thomas, 3:875, 956
Hamilton, , dweller among Oneidas, 9:871
Hamilton, , Philadelphia merchant, 1:209
Hamilton, , maj., 8:551; 12:99 1
239
Index
Hamilton, Alexander, 8:226-27
Hamilton, Andrew, lawyer, 3:809
Hamilton, Andrew, lieut., 12:394
Hamilton, James, deported, 3:377
Hamilton, James, governor of Pennsylvania, l:280n; 9:133m.
autograph, 3:xiv
Carlisle, Pa., and, 3:875n
Cherokee-Iroquois hostilities (1762) and, 10:550, 566, 584, 605
Easton Council (1761) and, 3:391, 518, 522, 523, 526, 536; 10:300-301,
331; 13:271
Easton meeting with Teedyuscung (1762), 3:686, 688, 689, 761, 765, 787-89,
791, 828, 838, 845, 850; 10:210-12, 230-31, 268, 383, 395, 404, 449,
454-55, 466, 553
Fort Pitt Shawnee meeting (1762), 10:577
on French Indians on the Ohio, 1:314, 910-11; 9:63, 67
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 9:743
Lancaster Treaty (1762) and, 3:873-74, 940-41; 10:537-39, 541, 547-48,
573; 13:279
account of, 10:551-55
liquor trade regulation, 8:286
portrait, 3:391
Susquehanna Indian meeting (1761), 3:574
Susquehanna Purchase and, 1:396-98; 9:131, 133-34, 142
Broadhead report, 10:530-33, 536, 541, 551, 554
Fitch Proclamation (1762), 3:890-91; 10:473
Pennsylvania deeds, 3:779
royal intercession (1763), 4:106, 122, 138; 10:655-56
settler removal attempts (1761), 3:354, 391-92, 401; 10:212-13, 215,
230-31
settler removal attempts (1762), 3:890-91, 939-41
settler removal attempts (1763), 4:74-75, 76; 10:652, 671-72, 691-92
Teedyuscung Indian convention (1760), Pennsylvania deputies to, 3:204, 207
Hamilton, Otho, 7:629
Hammer, Abigail, 4:159
Hammer, John, 5:153
Hammer, Margery, 4:159; 5:153
Hammer, Margret, 5:153
Hammer (Hamar), Sarah, 4:155; 5:153
Hammer, Tan, 5:153
Hammet, , capt., 4:431; 13:326
Hammond, Margery, 4:160
Hammor, Thomas, 4:160
Hamohogameg (Chippewa chief), 4:804, 807
Hampden, John, 7:398n
Hampden Hall, 7:398w
Hance, in Adems accounts, 13:572
Hance (prisoner), 11:485
Hance (Johannes, Big Hans), Tekarihoga, son of Old Nickus:
Bradstreet expedition return (1764), 11:514-15
Chickesaw message (1770), 12:800
condolence for the English Man (Cayuga) 12:97
Detroit siege (1763) news, 10:723, 726
at Fort Stanwix Congress, 12:628
Klock fraud, 4:146
on Maybe land deals, 11:555-56
on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:175
mother's death, 9:767
on murdered Onondaga, 12:123
Niagara Carrying Place defense (1764) recruitment, 11:181
nosebleed, 12:542
presents, 3:160; 9:651, 654, 794; 12:734, 737, 798, 864
royal appeal on Mohawk claims, 11:984-85
Hance, son of Seth, 2:642; 3:153; 9:780, 795
240
Sir William Johnson Papers
Hance the Witt, see White Hans
Hancock, John, 6:410; 7:71, 753
Hand, Elias, capt., 2:837
Handly, Charles, 1:13
Hanes (Niquattiha — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Hanes ( Teyoneghserise — Oneida), 10:182; 13:176
Haney, Hugh, see Heney, Hugh
Hanhouse, , accounts, 13:715, 718
Hanjost (Thaosaquattho— Oneida), 10:182; 13:176
Hanlon, Andrew, 5:396; 12:787, 819, 855
Hann, Hendrick, 7:352
Hanna, Rev. William, 8:x
Anglican ordination request, 8:110, 144, 174
land purchases, 8:225-26, 232
law practice, 5:492, 555; 8:81, 82-83
testimonials concerning, 8:97, 98-99
Virginia parish opportunity, 8:544
Hannah (prisoner), 11:487
Hannanas (Wabash Chief), 7:135-36, 139
Hannis (Oneida), 3:152, 180; 9:803; 10:63; 12:121
Hannis (Stockbridge Indian), Albany land claims and, 12:271-73
Hanover, Germany, 3:229, 232, 892
Hanover, New Hampshire, 5:304«
Hans (Mohawk), see Canadagaia; Unaguaandchonge
Hans, Joseph, see Ainse, Joseph Louis
Hans, son of Thicklipsett, 1:739
Hans the Wild (Mohawk), see Canadagaia
Hansard, , lieut., 13:42
Hansen, Lord, death of, 2:156
Hansen, Barent, 8:656
Hansen, Carl, 12:828
Hansen (Hansa, Hanson), Hans, 1:123, 373; 2:136; 12:578?i
Albany election of 1750, 1:293, 294
Mayor of Albany, l:418w
proposed for Indian Affairs commission, 1:383
Hansen, Hendrick, 1:23; 3:285-86, 288; 8:656; 12:760, 829
Hansen, Hennerry, 1:35, 325, 372; 9:78, 79, 86
Hansen, Johannes, 1 : 812
Hansen (Hanson), John, 4:205; 12:829
Albany clerkship (1765), 4:635-36, 767, 825; 11:528-29
Cuningham case, 4:884
English voyage, 4:263, 320, 417
law license, 8:72-73
oath of allegiance, 8:656
sheriff candidacy, 4:198-99
Stamp Act rioters and, 5:5
Hansen, John R., capt.:
Mohawk prisoners entrusted (1763) to, 4:372-73; 11:98
Oquaga reinforcements (1763), 4:363; 11:97-98
Roberts and, 5:715-16, 717; 12:356
Schoharie defense (1763), 4:301; 11:35, 98-99
Tuscarora agriculture and, 11:188
volunteer company of, 4:286, 301, 316
Hansen, Nicholas, capt., 3:296, 369
Hansen, Peter, 6:551 ; 7: 153; 8:33:!; 12:678
Hansen, Richard, 7:34, 974; 8:333
Hansen patent, 6:352-53, 621; 12:f>7s
Hansen & Abcel, 12:829
Hansen & Cuyler, 1:851
Hansocas, Mother, 1:230
Hanson, , 1:328
Hanson, , Johnson (John) Assembly candidacy (1768) and, 12:408
241
Index
Hanson (murdered trader), 7:872
Hanson, Willis T., Jr., 3:xi
Hantheis, Hance, 3:159
Hanyost (Kaghniza — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Harcourt, Lord, 3:537; 7:1078
Hardenbergh, Jacob R., 8:768
Hardenbergh, Johannes, maj., col. :
Delaware conference (1761), 3:527, 566-67, 568
Esopus Indian conference (1741), 1:15
Esopus settlement attack threat, 4:216; 10:887-88
at Fort Edward (1757), 2:730
land patent:
Bradstreet account of, 6:735-38, 781; 7:41
Bradstreet gift from the Oneidas and, 7:323-25, 1098; 8:348, 777
certificate as deed prior to Fort Stanwix Treaty, 7:641, 659, 718, 1038,
1043; 8:15, 346
Esopus Indian protest on boundaries of, 6:714, 738-39, 749
Delaware (Esopus) Iroquois dependency and, 6:760-61
map, 12:263
Oquaga protest on boundaries, 12:542
Minisink Indian raids (1756), 2:418-19
Ulster regiment commissions (1772), 8:555
Hardenbrook, Abel, 8:47
Hardenburgh, Johannes (John), see Hardenbergh, Johannes
Hard Labor Creek, South Carolina, 12:337ft, 360
Hardley, Mathews, 13:639
Hardy, Sir Charles, New York Governor, 2:68, 337, 783; 9:316; ll:663?i;
13:96
as admiral, 2:37, 540
at Albany Council of War (1756), 9:483, 487
Albany Militia and, 2:555n, 556n
appeal for release of jailed Indians (1757), 9:685, 686-87; 13:95
arms disbursement (1756), 9:440
arrival from England, 1:464, 532, 533, 566, 696, 848; 2:5, 37, 64
biographical sketch, 2:37«; 9:263n
Caghnawaga trade at Albany and, 2:76
clothing for northern troops (1756), 2:407, 495
at Council of Provincial Officers, 2:304, 314, 324; 9:243-44; 13:70, 71-72
Crown Point artillery convoys and, 9:167
Crown Point expedition request for government instructions, 2:175w, 189-91,
212-13, 220-23, 251, 283
troop dismissal and, 13:66-67, 69, 71-72
Delaware-Shawnee uprisings and, 9:400, 451, 522
Dieskau and, 2:100, 183w, 205, 438; 9:264
English visit (1755), 3:995
Fort Edward land survey, 2:327, 353
Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756) and, 9:370, 376, 400
Fort William Henry attack (1757) and, 9:811
on French-Indian raids, 2:359-60, 387-89, 431, 444, 447, 452, 455-56, 469
French threats (1755-56) of attack, 9:303-304, 343, 365
French threats on German Flats (1757), 9:661
French trade (1757) and, 9:699
frontier defense orders (1755-56), 2:323; 9:400-401
garrisoning of forts and, 2:283; 9:339
Glasier and, 9:472
Indian Affairs and, 2:289, 322, 441, 481 ; 9:300, 321, 331
Indian conference plans (1756), 13:73
Indian land rights and, 1:528-30
Iroquois loyalty and, 13:72-73
Johnson's English preferment and, 2:65, 68, 69, 87-88, 112-13, 114, 266
270, 435
Lake George battle and, 2:37, 45, 48; 9:239
Lake George fortification, 2:82, 98-99, 114, 117, 130-32, 144, 149-51, 157,
242
Sir William Johnson Papers
333, 356, 364; 9:263-64, 265
Lake George proposed visit, 2:77, 83-85, 95, 99, 155
Lake George troop disciplinary problems (1755) and, 2:133-38, 307; 13:63
Livingston Manor and, 2:712; 9:727
Lords of Trade and, 2:39n, 155, 472, 492
military hospitals and, 2:101
military salaries and, 9:551
Mohawk fortification (1756), 13:90
Mohawk recruitment message (Albany, Sept., 1755), 2:92-94, 99, 125-28
Oneida fort and, 2:298
Onondaga Council of Iroquois and, 2:460-61, 500-501
Oswego relief and, 2:431-32, 449; 9:400, 401, 436
portrait, 1:529
Pownall English voyage (1755) and, 13:65
present for Indian conference (1757) and, 9:722
press warrant issued to St. Clair, 2:529n
provisions for Lake George troops (1755), 2:77, 79, 99
on reinforcement of Crown Point expedition, 2:14n, 110, 210, 229, 264, 272,
274, 296
report to Sir Thomas Robinson on Crown Point expedition, 2:338 42
on reported scalping of Senecas, 2:426-27
Saratoga River company and, 2:276
Seneca smith and, 9:387-88
Stockbridge Indians and, 9:632, 727, 766
Teedyuscung and, 2:510
Van Schaick reconciliation suggested (1755), 13:73
Wraxall's mission to, 2:120-21, 122, 123-25, 133-40, 142-44, 153-55, 162,
9:247, 255-56; 13:61
Hardy, Josiah, governor of N. J., 3:417n; 4:150; 10:430; ll:663n
Hare, ,2:523
Hare, Peter, 6:70
Hare, Robert, 8:1139, 1147, 1153
Hare (Hair), William, lieut., capt.: 2:897; 3:277
ammunition receipt (1764), 4:427
Bradstreet Treaty (1764) and, 4:604
Canestio expedition (1764) and, 4:324, 344-45, 352, 392-94; 11:74-76, 86-88
Achsinnessink orders, 11:85
commission, 10:1 15, 116-17, 120
death of, 12:1028
MacLeod and, 5:743
Niagara surrender (1759), 13:121
Oswegatchie scalping party (1759), 13:147, 150
at Oswego [roquois Congress (1759), 13:131, 136, 144
pass renewal petition, 5:144
petition on Canadian trade violations, 5:760
Wade ( Perrall) and, 8:222, 241, 274, 560
Baring, Adam, 8:334
Harkeman, , 2:6S0
Barkemer, s< i Herchheimer
Barkerman, capt., 3:59, 85, 104
Harley, Thomas, 7:767
Barley & Drummond, 7:36.'], 708, 766-67, 785, 894; 8:578
Barlow, [saae, 7:414 ; 13:639
Barman, , capt., 13 : "> I
Barmense, Nanning, 4:685, 817; 11:886; 13:482-85
Barper, , Lake George land grants, 11:117
Barper, , Oquaga, land sales by. 8:423, 777
Harper. Eve, 11: 186
Barper, John :
French and Brush bond, 6:360; 12:582
land purchases, 12:259, 331-32, 346, 542, 582, 754
Harper, John (English visitor, 1771), 7:1110, 1 150-51 ; 8:27, 32
24.'!
Index
Harper, John (interpreter), 4:395
Harper, Josiah, 13:497
Harper, Thomas, 11:485
Harper's Corner, 12:880
Harper's Line, 7:718, 773
Harrey, George, 1:716
Harries, ,1:566,578,586
Harrigate Spa, Yorkshire, 13:180
Harriot (ship), 4:426; 7:285; 12:316
Harris, (New York merchant), 10:235, 247
Harris, (scout), 9:526
Harris, Mrs., 6:498
Harris, , capt., 8:71
Harris, , lieut., 3:73, 75, 78, 84
Harris, Captain (Indian), 10:185
Harris, Christopher, col, 1:860-61; 2:353
autograph, l:li
at Crown Point (1755) Council of War, 1:860-61; 2:198, 250, 312, 317;
9:319
regiment of, 1:716, 723, 776, 864, 865; 2:527; 9:227, 273, 297, 324
Harris, Jacob, 7:663, 919; 12:818, 855
Harris, James, 11:485
Harris, John, 4:417; 9:719, 727, 728, 732, 734
Harris (Harriss), Thomas, 2:554, 575, 636; 4:364; 12:818, 855
on Indian presents, 4:219, 342
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 3:922; 4:234; 6:316; 11:578
fortifications near, 2:522
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 2:743, 752-56, 7S8, 790;
3:33-34, 194, 214; 9:595-96, 607-10, 614, 615-16, 619-20, 621, 623-25,
698, 705, 727-33, 782, 806, 827
Minutes, 9:727-65
Indians confined (1763) at, 10:847
Stump murders (1768) near, 6:91n, 176n
Harris's Ferry, see Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Harrison, , collector at Boston, 6:305, 306, 405
Harrison, Edward, 5:169; 7:162, 179, 205, 220, 564, 565
Harrison (Harson), Francis, 4:574; 11:693; 12:1068
Harrison, George, 7:579; 12:610
Harrisson, , in Adems accounts, 13:546
Harry (slave), 5:138
Harry, Andrew, 5:153
Hariy, Barshe, 4 : 160
Harry, Christopher, 4:159
Harry, Christopher, Jr., 4:159
Harry, Daniel, 4:159
Harry, Henry, 4:159
Harry, John, 11:489
Harry, Martha, 4:160
Harry, Mary, 4:159, 160
Harry, Philip, 4:159
Harsen, Bernadus, 2:592
Harsin, Jacob, 4:123; 5:226-27; 7:1037
Niagara appointment, 3:727; 13:243
Harson, Francis, see Harrison, Francis
Hart, John, l:662n, 667; 2:846, 859
Hartell, John Jacob, see Hertel, John Jacob
Harter, Henry, 8:1210
Hartford, Connecticut:
Connecticut Assembly of 1663, 11:419
Iroquois Council on Susquehanna settlement (1763), 4:123-30, 138, 218;
10:663-69, 722-23, 752; 11:125-26
Mohegan land claims and, 4:455; 11:255
244
Sir William Johnson Papers
Susquehanna Company meeting (1769), 6:577, 629, 689, 698, 744
Hartman, , 8:738
Hartwick, Rev. John Christopher :
on frontier defense, 2:417
land purchases, 3:352, 365, 420; 10:234; 12:269-70, 303, 702-703
Oswego correspondence (1759), 13:149
Harvard College, l:263n, 536n, 856n; 4:10m
Harvey, maj., see Hervey, William, maj.
Harvy, , col, 9:326
Hasbrouck, Abraham, lieut. col., 3:527, 566-69; 8:555, 571, 939-40
Hasbrouck, J., 5:31, 296
Hasenclever, Peter:
on agriculture, 4:633; 5:14; 11:3, 4
on American trade, value to England (1770), 7:426-29
on the Billeting Act, 5:704
biographical sketch, 7:426w
business failure, 5:478; 6:424; 7:181
at Chippewa conference (Johnson Hall, June, 1765), 11:770
on English elections of 1768, 6:120-21
English trial of, 7:426n
Gage and, 11:603, 621-22, 648
German indentured servants of, 5:73
hemp seed, 4:787, 856, 862
iron works, 4:664, 811; 6:xi, 425; 7:426m; 11:622, 623, 649
Johnstown and, 4:697, 885; 11:648-49
land holdings, 6:75, 83, 425; 8:754; 12:996
in Oriskany patent, 4:633; 5:344, 366, 367, 384, 400, 641, 704, 776, 833;
6:286; 11:4-5; 12:637, 697
linen manufacture and, 5:14; 6:427; 11:3
on mining, 4:724
portrait, 11:648
potash and pearlash manufacture, 4:760, 787, 825, 845, 850, 862, 870;
5:11-13, 32, 63, 74; 11:773
settlement of German farmers and, 4:635, 644, 645n
ship purchase, 4:776
on Stamp Act, 4:850; 5:13, 40, 63, 74, 136-37, 202-203
trade plans, 5:344, 384
Watts' introduction (1765) of, 4:741
Hasenclever, Seton & Croftes, 4:858
Haskol, ,10:874
llassord, John, 4:427
Hastings, Robert, lieut., 8:867
II. it field, Massachusetts, 1:167; 2:211m,
Hatton, Thomas, 8:250, 342, 434
1 laugh, Benjamin, 8:1214
Haughton, Elijah, ens., 13:52
llaus, , 8:333
Haussonville, Le Comte de, 3:880, 897
Havana, Cuba:
Albemarle conduct at, 3:902, 923
Knowles in, 1:119a
Lyman in, l:670n
melon seeds from, 4:849
prize money, 4:448; 5:l<i5
sickness of troops in, 3:878-79, 880, 881, 923, 928, 960, 990-91; 5-629
surrender (1762), 3:875, 878-79, SS0, 881, 884, 959; 4:2; 8:136
troop returns (1763) from, 10:788, 803
Haversack, ,1:13
Haviland, William, col, 3:260; 10:208
Hawke, Edward, admiral:
at Belle Isle, 9:263n
French ships captured (1755), 2:243
245
Index
Hawke, Edward, admiral,
Louisbourg siege (1758), 2:887; 9:263w
Mediterranean voyage (1756), 2:532
in Seven Years' War, 3:564
Hawks, ,1:168,169
Hawkins, John, 1:799
Hawkins, Mary, 4:159
Hawley, Elisha, capt., 1:673, 730; 9:236
Hawley, Rev. Gideon:
cow of, 2:633; 9:646
Delaware account of English quarrel (1755), 9:334-35
at Fort Johnson Congress (1756), 9:347, 355, 357, 362, 370, 373
Mohawk mission and, 3:48
Oquagas and, 9:715-16, 718
Hawley (Hawlley), Mathew, capt., 7:414
Haxton, George, 3:864
Hay, (Sheipt nephew), 7:1079
Hay, (Quebec chief justice), 5:708, 732; 6:302
Hay, Mrs. ,8:351
Hay, Jehu, lieut. :
Abbott trade fraud inquiry, 12:216-17, 290
accounts, 4:862; 5:344, 345, 382, 426, 462, 468, 488, 515, 687-88, 702-703,
731; 7:151-52, 197, 198, 209, 225, 226, 284, 298; 8:1071; 12:557, 642,
731, 755
Chippewa-Cherokee hostilities (1768), 12:600
commissary appointment (1766), 5:76, 77, 81, 338, 340, 363, 376, 442, 730-
31; 7:78; 12:106
complaints against, 5:541, 552, 559, 564, 698, 815, 818; 6:83, 87; 12:289-
90, 424
court of inquiry on complaints, 5:815; 13:439
Croghan Illinois expedition (1765) and, 4:767
Detroit Indian attack threat (1769) and, 6:776; 7:47; 12:722
Detroit Indian Council (1774), 13:691-92, 698
Detroit murders (1767) and, 6:434; 12:322, 323, 335-36
Detroit murders (1768) and, 12:507, 508, 517, 544
Detroit residency appointment (1774), 8:1194; 12:1058, 1092; 13:666
Detroit trade report (1767), 12:398-400
on Fort Ontario provisions (1766), 12:137
Fraser arrival at Fort Chartres and, 4 :801 ; 11 : 869
French traders and, 5:441, 657-58
Henry (Robert) and, 5:369
Illinois mission (1774) for Haldimand, 8:1033, 1070-71, 1118-19, 1136, 1149,
1167, 1194; 13:666, 677, 685
Indian Affairs employment application (1765), 4:651, 742; 11:610
interpreters' receipts, 5:340, 516
Johnson Hall visit (1770), 7:773
Johnson (Guy) orders (1768), 12:524
Joncaire and, 6:416, 417, 419, 420, 429, 430
Journal of Indian transactions (1767), 5:669-76
land grant, 8:416
Michilimackinac commissary absence (1768) and, 12:509
Niagara court martial (1761) of, 13:228-29, 230
Niagara-Detroit journey (1761) visits, 13:240, 267
Pontiac and, 4:862; 5:637-38, 643-44, 648-49, 688-89, 723; 12:228, 480
Pottawattomies and, 5:618-21, 637-38, 648-49, 662; 11:552
Roberts bills and, 5:716, 830; 6:35; 7:702, 773; 8:1071; 12:361
Rogers' imprisonment and, 12:479-80
salary, 5:613; 7:702; 8:1071; 12:731
trade regulations, 5:507, 653-59, 703, 726-27; 12:518
Wetherhead and, 6:300; 7:555, 773
Hay, William, 5:231?i; 10:730
Hayendisese (Cayuga sachem), 9:540
Haynes, Hendrick, 3:750; 12:784, 793
246
Sir William Johnson Papers
Hnynes, Joseph, 2:745; 10:530
Hays, maj., 5:239
Hays, Barrak, 4:830; 11:908
Hays, Thomas, capt., 7:632
llayth, Cornelius, capt., 7:251, 252, 272
Haywood, William, 5:169
Ha'zelton, John, maj., 2:180, 276
Hazard, , 4 :155
Hazard, Harry, 4:159
Hazerd, Robert (carpenter), 13:307, 314
Hazzard, Jason (Jassen), 4:385
Hazzens (Hazon), , Rogers land patent application and, 3:409, 642
Heard, Wallace, 6:777-78
Heat, Catherine, 11:489
Heath, , 1:498
Heath, John, 3:734; 4:541
Heath, Sir Robert, 6:572
Heathcock, John, 4:146; 10:487
Hebron, Connecticut, 9:481; 11:856
Heemstraat, Derik, 1:872
Heerhard, Hans, 9:291
1 [ees, Henry, 8:655
Heger, Hendrick, 8:466-67
Heighan, John, 13:502
Height, , capt., 3:55
Helen (McLeod?) "of Greece," 12:266
Helling, William, Unit., 1:366
Hellmer, Adam, 3:343
Hellmer, Frederick, 8:333, 1210
Helmer (Hellmar), Lenerd, 3:613, 717; 4:146, 657
Hemar, A. D., 4:838
Hence, Jacob, 6:241
Henderson, Edward, 11:488
Henderson, James, 11:121
Hendrick, , in Adcms accounts, 13:572
Hendrick (of Canajoharie), prisoners (1764), 11 :108
Hendrick (Sarahowane — Canajoharie), on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:175
Hendrick (German Flats Indian), 4:832
Hendrick (scout), 2:285
Hendrick (Mohawk sachem, "King," surnamed Peters):
at Albany Council (1751) of Iroquois, 1:340-44
at Albany Congress | L754) on Indian Affairs, 1:426; 10:337
biographical sketch, l:237n
brother Abraham's religious duties and, 9:52, 53-54
on Crown Point expedition, 1:882; 2:2, 573
death of, 2:91, 127, 416; 9:231, 238, 278, 291, 350, 391
French scalp to replace, 13: I L3
on French threats, 1:278, 489-90; 9:60-61
Johnson's land purchases and, 1:330, 414,440; 13:15-19
in King George's War, 1:95, L50, 212; 9:15, L6, 17, 20, 21, 25, 27, 30, 52,
53, 54
Logsiown conference (1753) refusal, 13:2.", 2 1
mark of, 13:19, 24
Mohawk influence of, 1:357-58, 426, 133 34
Pennsylvania land release (1754) and, 10:44
portrait, 2:16, 288; 7:272, 524; 9:60, L56
rumors of English treachery and, 9:62, 63 '■'< I
sickness of, 1:79, 81, 84
speech at Lake George, 2:11??, .".SO S3; 9:222 21
Susquehanna Purchase and, 1 :405, 441 ; 3:715; 9: 1 12. 1 1" 1 is 150-52 153
154, 156-57, 159, 160, 161, 202; 10:484 85
on threat of attack at Great Carrj ing Place, 2:16-17
247
Index
Hendrick,
widow of, 12:245, 761, 866, 897, 945, 999, 1019
Hendrick (Mohawk sachem, 1764), 11:359-61; 12:603-604, 628
Hendrick (Keandaraher — Mohawk), on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:173
Hendrick (Naghkawimet— Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
Hendrick (Oghsidago— Oneida), 10:181; 13:176
Hendrick (Raghsoghiatha), 9:646
Hendrick (Tayendaque), 10:726
Hendrick's brother, see Abraham (brother of Hendrick)
Hendrick's son, 1:153, 414
Hendrick (Tuscarora Indian), 2:631
Hendrick (Tioyonmenhoseawea), 12:531
Hendrick, Fort:
alert for escaped prisoners, 2 : 747-48
Canajoharie patent and, 6:771
dismantled (1768), 12:555
French attack threat (1756), 9:534-35
garrison, 6:313; 9:509
soldier abuse of Mohawks (1758), 13:104-107
German Flats raid (1758), 2:835-36
Indian disputes (1758), 10:62-63
Indian famine (1760) and, 3:218, 219
militia summons (Oct. 1758), 10:26, 29
Montreal expedition and, 3:249
Pickard (Cobus) at, 12:245
roads, 13:208
Hendrickson, John, 13:566
Henely (Cherokee), 2:858, 862, 863
Henerick (Sanoughsise — Canajoharie), on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:175
Heney, Hugh:
accounts, 8:274; 13:488, 708, 709, 711-12, 716, 718, 721
Caghnawaga residence, 7:947; 8': 866
on Carleton-Caghnawaga relations, 7:530-31
Henry, , col., 9:341
Henry (prisoner), 11:488
Henry, Prince of England, 3:144
Henry, Alexander:
copper interest, 6:242, 246
Michilimackinac bills (1764-65), 4:734, 742, 760, 767, 768, 778
Michilimackinac smuggling, 12:355
at Rogers' court of inquiry, 5:638, 640
Rogers Indian councils and, 12:355-56
Henry, Dorothy (Mrs. John), 6:254, 256
Henry, Elias, 4:850
Henry, Elizabeth, 11:489
Henry, James, 3:177
Henry, John, 1:188
Henry, John (gunsmith), 4:180
Henry, John (heir of Col. Ryder), 6:254, 256
Henry, Patrick, 4:775»
Henry, Robert, 5:369; 7:347, 349; 8:97, 616; 13:496-97
Henry, Robert, Jr., 8:1049
Henry & Bensted, rum trade, 12:265
Henry, Farrell & Abbot (Eobert Henry, John Farrell, James Abbot), 4:850;
5:340,369,411,553
receipts, 5:596
Roberts suit, 7:4,S6, 796, 803-806, 915, 1014, 1120; 8:133, 134, 244, 439-40
616-17, 634-35, 640-41, 660, 693-97
TIenry $• Mary (sloop), 3:833
Herbert, , wife of, 13:585
Herchheimer, , 1:675; 9:71, 139
Herchheimer, George, 7:456; 8:1210; 13:377
Herchheimer, Hendrick, 2:600; 7:666; 9:135n
248
Sir William Johnson Papers
Herchheimer (Harkemar, Harkemer, Hereheimer, Herkimer), Johan Jost (Han
Jost, John Joost, Jost), col., (justice of the peace) :
accounts (1756), 2:595, 601, 602, 608
Albany County division petition, 8:333
Albany Dutch-English quarrel (1756), 2:702
autograph, 6:xii
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50, 61
cow sold by, 3:165
Chenussios at German Flats and, 4:228; 10:916
Fort Johnson Iroquois Council (1763) and, 10:801
Frank murder (1761), 3:407; 10:297
German Flats attack threat (1763) and, 10:758
at German Flats Indian meeting (1761), 3:430
German-Indian intrigue (1758) and, 9:919
Hasenclever and, 5:705
horse hire (1756), 2:486
on horse thefts (1762), 10:512
justice appointment lists, 3:609, 750; 12:769, 784, 793
justice appointment refusal (1772), 8:444-45, 468
land holdings, 6:24; 9:135
liquor for Indians (1766), 5:233
maladministration charge, 8:509-10
militia appointments (1768), 6:190, 212
Oswego road work (1756) and, 2:513, 526-27
Herchheimer, Johan Jost, Jr., 7:456; 9:501; 11:933-37
Herchheimer (Harkamore, Herkeman, Herkemer, Herkheimer, Herkimer), Johan
Nicholas (Hannikel, Han Nichles, Nichlus, Nicolas), lieut., col., 3:170
Albany County division petition, 8:333
as chairman of Tryon County committee, 8:1203, 1204, 1207, 1213-14
Ganeghwaghtai provisions, 10:644
German Flats alarm (1762) and, 3:852
German Flats patent release (Sept., 1765), 11:933-37
on Great Carrying Place attack threats (1756), 9:501
on horse and sled shortage (1756), 9:411
justice appointment, lists (1770), 12:768, 784, 793
Klock petition against, 4:195, 311-13; 12:345
oath of allegiance, 8:655
Penn stop (1768) with, 12:596
Schuyler will and, 4:449
scouts (1757) and, 9:724
Herchheimer (Harkemer) patent, 3:326, 369
Herckemer, , on threat from Iroquois, 3:343
Hercules (Oneida), 9:610
Herkeman, , 1:71
Herkimer, , rum trade, 2:534-35, 539
Herkimer, Nicholas, gen., 2:513w, 534n, 897ft
Herkimer, Fort:
alert for escaped prisoners, 2:747-48
deserters (1759), 13:133
food disbursement (1758), 10:68, 72
Fonda stationed (1758) at, 10:80, 81, 106
French attack on German Flats, 2: 751157; 9:661, 662, 671, 672, 856, 865,
866, 876, 878-79
French Indian spy-suspect at, 3:22
garrison of, 2:560, S01 ; 3:963; 10:014
Indian attack threats (1757), 2:696, 697-98, 703, 793
(1758), 2:820
(1763), 4:182, 192
Indian raids near, 2:835, 840, 897; 9:856, 865, 866
Troquois meeting (1759), 3:2:;
map, 3:23; 11:250
Mohawks and, 3:219
249
Index
Herkimer, Fort,
Niagara horse transport (1760), 10:156, 159, 160, 162
Onondaga scouts at, 3:257
Oswego cattle supply (1756), 13:87
Owens escape from, 11:224
Quackenbush trips, 13:519
White command, 8:424
Williams at, 9:798
Hermanus (Mohawk exhibited in London), 4:753; 11:754, 772
Hernberg, Jacob, Jr., 8:333
Herring, James, lieut., 3:225, 830; 10:152, 153
Herring, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury (1752), 13:22
Hersbrough, T., 2:419
Hertel, Christopher, 7:815
Hertel, , Hasenclever and, 5:705
Hertel (Hartel), Hannis, 7:352
Hertel, John Jacob :
accounts, 7:893-94
Aughquisasne residence of, 7:110-11, 127-29, 919-21, 922-23, 928-29, 930-32,
934-35, 947, 958-59, 960-61; 8:212, 214, 840
Indian disputes (1773), 12:1027; 13:620
Johnson Hall conference (July- Aug., 1770) on, 7:818-19; 12:841, 845,
846
Burton and, 11:699
on canoe theft, 7:897-98
in Claus accounts (1772), 13:715
Delaware-Shawnee deputy escort to peace treaty, 4:586, 609, 620, 640
at Delaware-Shawnee peace treaty (1765), 11:592
family gratitude for advancement of, 4:510; 5:229-30
at German Flats Congress (July, 1770), 12:867
at Missisauga-Abenaki conference (July, 1770), 12:830
at Mohawk meeting (Feb., 1765), 11:605
Montreal journey (1765), 4:719
Scott debt, 4:643, 737; 11:564
Hertel, L. B., 5:229-30
Hertel, S. B., 4:510
Herter, Henry, 8:333
Hertfordshire, England, 12:248
Hervey, William, maj. :
ammunition and wagon procurement (1760), 3:227, 228
Canadian Indians and, 3:576
on Niagara campaign (1759), 3:45, 88
voyage to England (1763), 4:131, 133
Hervieux, Jacque, 5:133, 169
Hess, Augustinus, 8:1210
Hess, Augustus, 11:933-37
Hesse, Tunis, 11:160, 161
Hester, , in Adems accounts, 13:545, 550, 556, 568
Hewimont, , 2:20, 22
Hewson, Daniel, 8:351
Hewson, Daniel, Jr., 8:353
Hewson, John, 8:351
Heyder, Ally, see Hyder Ali
Hickman (Delaware), murder of, 10:318
Hickman, Thomas (Sicasso — Delaware), 11:436
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:724
Hicks, , (lawyer), 4:114
Hicks (prisoner), 11:489
Hicks (spy suspect), 4:417; 11:169-70, 3S5n
Hicks, Thomas, 6:254
Hicks, Whitehead, 7:483w
Highlands, 5:654, 824
Hildreth, (New York distiller), 8:463
250
Sir William Johnson Papers
Hilifie (Mohawk), 12:531
Hill, , 4:247
Hill, , sergeant, 2:241; 9:279
Hill, Henry, 8:415; 13:477
Hill, John, 8:613-14, 652, 665
Hilliard, , lieut., 3:65, 69, 73, 80, 99
Hillman, James, 3:847
Hillock, , lieut., 5:824
Hillsborough, Wills Hill, first Earl of, 6:219, 252, 438, 484; 7:946; 8:218;
12:316-17
autograph, 7 :xii
Blackburn and, 8:93-94, 146, 434
Canajoharie grant and, 4:419, 464, 741; 5:475; 6:735, 769-70; 11:758
Church of England American episcopate and, 6:746; 7:693, 694, 875
Colden (Cadwallader) salary arrears (1769), 12:687
on colonial administration of trade, 6:193, 282, 326, 356, 624, 758; 7:1002,
1130; 8:337, 441, 779; 12:512, 525-26, 553-54, 564, 631, 698-99
copper interests and, 6:394, 450-51, 524, 540, 541-42, 552, 668; 8:123;
12:662-63, 859, 860, 872
Dartmouth and, 8:589n
De Berniere and, 6:220
Franklin (William) and, 7:964
on French influence among Indians, 6:460, 635-36
fur trade inquiries, 7:953
Gordon on, 6:337
Gorham and, 7:75-76, 90, 105-106, 380
Hardenbergh patent and, 8:346
Illinois colonization proposal, 12:512
Indian Affairs Deputy commissions and, 8:952
Indian Affairs expenses and, 6:277, 327, 334, 356, 435, 583-84, 603, 613.
624, 632, 693; 7:189, 606-607, 731-32, 790, 796, 840, 854, 895; 12:554-
55, 564, 681, 699
Indian Affairs policy of division of confederacies, 7:131, 332, 380, 541-42,
1148; 8:96, 233
Indian Affairs reorganization plan, 4:339, 341, 363, 465; 11:34S
Indian boundary line and, §:ix, 146, 231, 327, 435, 447, 472, 475, 565, 624,
632, 668, 694, 757; 7:16, 17-1S, 30, 65, 109, 112, 296, 1148; 8:524, 991;
12:501, 510, 514, 520, 587; 13:325
Indian trade indemnities and, 7:528, 631
Inglis memorial, 8:277, 300, 553, 621, 624
Irish Lord Lieutenancy and, 8:146, 358, 460
Irish visits, 7:158; 8:205, 346
Iroquois-Cherokee-Canadian Confederacy Congress (German Flats, July
1770), report, 7:798-99; 12:852
KnyaderossrniH am], 12:551, 505
Maryland and, 6:27S
New York Assembly and, 7:905
New York quit-rents and, 7:963
Nova Scotia commissary and, 8:365; 12:724
O'Brien land purchase (176 1 | and, 13:329
Ohio colonization proposal (1770), 12:816
Pitt and, 7:157
portrait, 6:232
Ramsay murders and, 8:524
resignation on passage of Walpolc Grant, 8:565-66, 579n, 588, 5S9n, 621,
623, 624
retirement from the Board of Trade, 5:493
on Revenue Acts, 6:783; 7:67
Roberts and, 7:380, 382-83, 538, 539, 731-32, 895, 927, 1158; 8:133, 137,
211, 1059 '
Royal Proclamation (1763) on colonial governments, 4:214
Secretary of State for America, appointment (1768), 6:97-98; 12:406, 475,
251
Index
Hillsborough, Earl of,
509, 512, 514; 13:464-65
on Seneca loyalty, 8:337
Hillyer, Nathaniel, tieut., 4:364:, 366; 8:655; 12:959, 988
Hilton, Benjamin, 8:351
Hilton, Peter, 8:351
Hilton, Richard, 8:351
Hilton, Thomas, 8:351
Hilton, William, 8:351
Hilton, William, Jr., 8:351
Hilts, Elizabeth, 9:674
Hilts, George, 8:333
Hilts, Stovel, 9:448
Hind, Eev. Dr. Richard, 8:x, 926-28, 1069, 1195; 12:1009, 1077-79
Hines, Jacob, sgt., 9:281
Hip, George, 6:771
Hip, Stephen, 6:771; 12:819
Hirmntroud, Chrisr, 11:485
Hiselin, R. G., 6:257
Hispaniola, West Indies, 6:259?i; 7:798, 998
History of the Five Nations of Canada (Colden), l:220n, 474«
Hitchcock, Aaron, 2:206; 9:272-73
Hoar, Jonathan, lieut. col., 7:54
Hoar, William, maj., 2:50, 105, 136, 139, 147, 171, 252
complaint against Gilbert, 2:284-85; 9:318; 13:68
Hobbey, capt., 2:357
Hobbell, Samuel, 9:271
Hochkirch, battle of, 3:284ra
Hochstetler, Christian, 4:751; 11:758
Hochstetler, Jacob, 4:751; 11:757-58
Hockley, ,7:300
Hockyondoque Creek, 3:809, 814, 817
Hocquart, Giles, Chevalier de, 2:218; 5:186n
Hoff, Hendrick, 7:32
Hoffman, , 1:368; 8:352
Hoffman (Huffman), Antoney, 8:595
Hoffman, Martinus, col, 2:730; 8:595
Silvester suit, 4:64, 203, 220, 236
Hoftaillen, John, 2:731
Hogan, capt., 1:184-85, 309
Hogan, John, 2:523
Hogan, William, maj., 8:352
money sent by, 4:314, 328
on Niagara campaign (1759), 3:94; 13:121
Hogeboom, Jeremiah, capt., col, 1:246; 2:599; 4:192; 5:556; 7:326
charges (1770) against, 7:533, 534, 535, 642-43, 679
Claverack supervisorship, 8:449
colonelcy in Claverack regiment, 8:101, 529, 535
justice appointment lists (1770), 12:792, 793
militia appointments for new regiments (1770), 7:510, 679
petition in behalf of Johonnis Plass, 6:700-701
Hogeboom, Johannes, capt., 4:298; 5:556; 7:454; 12:S07
Hogeland, Adrian, 8:458
Hogh, Johan Ariste, 8:334
Hoghstrasser, Paul, 7:636
Hoghtelingh, Hendrick, 1:246
Hog Island, 7:29
Hoitt, Jacob (Mohegan), 4:728
Holburne (Oburn), Francis, 1:686, 693, 719, 792; 2:206
Holdernesse, Robert D'Arcy, Earl of, 1:446, 916, 917-18
Holdiman, Frederick, see Haldimand, Frederick
Holidays :
Christmas, 1761, 3:592
252
Sir William Johnson Papers
Dutch New Year, 13:190
Feast of Saint John, 5:450, 549, 563, 565; 6:1-2, 576; 7:6
the King's birthday, 1:904; 9:33; 10:194
Michaelmas, 13:150
Saint Patrick's, 1:82; 3:359; 5:507, 515; 12:297n, 474; 13:207, 635
[lolland, Mrs. , 8:351
Holland, Edward, 1:24-25, 269»
Iroquois Councils, 1:339-44, 452, 454, 463
land licensing and, 1:380
offices held by, l:27n, 419
on West Indian trade, 1:31, 37, 38
Holland, Henry (Albany trader) :
Albany house sold to Johnson, 10:117w
Albany letters received for Johnson (1745-47), 1:38, 59, 79
Assembly election (1761), 3:323
Chew and, 7:1108
Corry suit (1744) and, 13:6, 7
fur trade, 1:18
goods delivered (1747) to, 1:83, 84
Sacondaga lands, 5:429, 441; 7:1143; 12:193, 221-22, 281, 896
snow shoe, order (1748), 1:144
son-in-law of, 5:488
Staten Island land, 3:323
wampum trade, 4:706; 11:668
Holland, Henry Fox, Lord:
George III and, 7:830, 840
Halifax and, 2:54, 529
impeachment, 7:286
Johnson's baronetcy and, 2:436-37
Johnson's report on Onondaga Conference (1756), 2:509-10
land purchase tentatives, 6:296, 491, 758
Canajoharie and, 4:768; 11:787
Hasenclever and, 6:75, 83, 120; 11:5
for the O'Briens, 4:724; 5:469, 475; 13:328, 329
Oneida lands, 5:515; 6:70; 12:637, 638, 658, 697, 704, 750-51, 753, 829,
935; 13:492
Servis patent and, 6:315; 13:522, 525
Secretary of State appointment (1755), 1:351, 435
Shirley and, l:472n
Treasury contributions (1769), 7:180
Wraxall and, 2:54, 515
Holland, Hitchen, lieut., 1:206, 544
Albany sheriff's appointment (1749) and, 9:51
estate of, 4:48, 49, 64, 78, 207
illness (1756), 9:510
Holland, Samuel, 10:41n
Holland:
American trade prohibition, 6:323
Eyre correspondence, 13 : 64
fleet of, 8:831
France and, 7:430
Klock journey plans (1764), 11:473
Prussia and, 7:870
troops from, 2:473
See also Dutch
Hollis, Thomas, 1:233, 234, 353
Hollister, Timothy, 5:59
Holme, Thomas, 3:802
Holmes, , lieut., 3:262, 525
Holmes, Charles, 10:530
Hobnes, James, capt., 3:55, 58w, 89, 90, 92
Holmes, Robert, ensign:
253
Index
Holmes, Robert,
death, 5:20; 10:715
in Miami garrison attack (1763), 4:182; 10:731, 743
Niagara journey (1761), 13:241, 242
Shawnee war-belt discovery (1763). 4:96-98
Holmes, Samuel, 5:133, 169
Holmes and Memsen, 10:993
Holmes & Morrison, 4:584
Holstein, 3:681
Holstein, , prince of, 3:893
Holt, , capt., 8:1069
Holt, John, 4:541; 7:536n, 564; 11:620
Holton, capt., 3:879
Home, col., 7:630
Homer, cited, 2:267
Homwhyowa (Wolf King, Cherokee chief), 2:846, 861
Honduras, 7:428
Honeyman, James, 4:757
Honeyman, Wrexall, 1:52
Honnywell, Musick, 4:858
Honsan, John R., see Hansen, John R.
Hoofnagel, Christian, 4:363
Hooghlandt, Adrian, 4:685
Hooghlandt, Joris, 4:685
Hooper, , col., 9:341
Hooper, Robert Lettis, Jr., 8:13-14, 48; 13:15w
in Mortier account, 8:506
Ohio colonization and, 7:1132-33; 8:294
Hoose, Dirck, 4:297, 298; 7:454
Hoose, Myndert, ensign, 4:298; 7:454
Hoosick (Hosock), 1:413, 415; 7:596; 9:241
Hoosick patent, 8:388, 428-29
Hootelen, Thomas, 7:468
Hope (ship), 4:686ft; 7:1157; 8:206, 242, 310
Hopkins, Joseph, capt., col.:
at Detroit courts of inquiry (1763), 10:730-32, 734-36
in Detroit siege (1763), 13:319
Mississippi French troops of, 6:774
ranger company of, 3:859, 900; 4:148; 10:763n
Rogers and, 5:764; 6:259n, 318; 12:440, 442, 444, 449, 479
Hopkins, (son of Stephen Hopkins), 2:262
Hopkins, Stephen:
autograph, 9:xii
on Battle of Lake George, 2:90-91
on Crown Point campaign importance (1755), 9:226-28
Crown Point expedition conduct and, 2:260-62
as governor of Rhode Island, 1:659; 5:589; 9:226n
Harris leave and, 1:865
portrait, 9:226
on Rhode Island gratitude to Johnson, 13:80-81
Hopkinson, Francis, 3:775
Hoppe, Matthew, 1:726
Hopson, Peregrinus Thomas, l:34n
Horace, quoted, 7:811; 12:1023-24
Horace, capt., 9:272
Horn, Simon S, 7:439
Hornbeck, Cornelius, 3:527, 566, 567, 568
Hornbeck, Jacob, 3:527, 566, 567
Home, Parson, see Tooke, John Home
Horner, James, 12:819
Horsefall, , ensign, 3:474
Horses :
American care of, 13:187, 189, 209
254
Sir William Johnson Papers
boat transport, 8:880
borrowed, 3:380; 5:280-81
Canadian meat scarcity, 2:786, 791, 858
care of Johnson's, 8:858; 9:121
Claus offering, from Canada, 3:321, 348, 355, 360, 375, 380, 381, 396;
10:260, 282
Clinton orders, 1:68, 79, 81; 9:32, 95-96
curry combs, 13:582, 603
De Lancey stone horse, 1:240
Delaware, 4:498
Denniston farm, 8:443
in Detroit siege (1763), 10:742
draft mares, 13:200
fodder for Lady Susan's (1741), 13:4
fodder prices, 7:807; 13:184, 633, 634, 635
fodder rations, 13:193
Frey order (1763), 13:322
German Flats raid (1757), 9:856, 859
harness, 1:190; 3:946; 6:593
hiring charges:
(1755), 2:566
(1756), 2:486-87, 600, 609, 611, 621, 623, 638
(1757), 13:339, 340, 341
(1760), 13:184
(1766), 5:332, 340, 366, 367; 13:397, 398
(1767), 5:564; 12:370
(1768), 6:270; 12:667
(1770), 7:367; 12:857, 85S
(1771-73), 13:520, 716, 719
for the hunt, 1:355
Illinois, 5:330
Indian sale for ammunition, 7:315
John Johnson's, 5:478
Johnson Hall inventory of equipment (1774), 13:648, 649
on Johnson's Niagara journey (1764), 11:251
for Johnson's settlers, 8:917
in Johnson will, 12:1065
military uses of, 2:14, 71, 149, 155, 213, 216, 265, 275, 321, 406; 4:641;
9:224, 790
French, 2:650
impressment, 3:350; 9:400, 401
on march, 11:211
Mohawk (1758), 13:106
for Niagara (1760), 10:156-57, 159, 160, 162
Onondaga, 10:370; 12:286
Oswego relief and, 9:433, 444
Ottawa, 10:329
pasturage, 3:298, 557
Pennsylvanian (1760), 13:182, L83
Philadelphia provision train ( 1 74S; to Ohio Indians, 1:138
ploughing with, 13:184, 209
plunder (Shawnee) of murdered traders, 12:1082, 1084
plundered and pastured at Fort Johnson (1757), 9:811-12, 821, 822
pricGS *
(1760), 13:183, 185
(1764), 11:356
(1766), 5:348, 351, 352, 359
(1768-69), 12:648, 800
riding equipment charges, 7:694
Sabbath observance laws, 13:213
salt to catch, 13:197
in Sandusky raid (1763), 13:293
255
Index
Horses,
Seneca, 10:332-33
settler negotiations for purchase of, 12:1042
shoe costs, 13:186, 550, 585, 589
shoeing of, 1:171; 7:12, 104, 350-51; 13:196, 198
sled transport of, 7:492; 13:501
in Smallnian account (1766) of trade losses, 12:64
stable rent (1761), 13:212
of Susquehanna settlers (1771), 8:226-27
theft of:
(1756), 9:396, 404
(1760), 10:179
(1761), 3:453, 463, 467, 479, 482, 485-86, 489; 13:201, 227, 236, 238,
255 268
(1762)' 10:427, 512, 519, 564
(1763), 10:797
(1764), 4:586, 607, 617; 11:451, 458, 498
(1766), 12:177, 231-32, 240, 623-24; 13:409
(1767), 5:718, 729
(1768), 6:99-100, 181, 515
(1769), 7:185
(1770), 7:404, 654, 689; 12:822
(1772), 12:940, 941-42, 967, 1017
Tryon riding injury, 13:632
Virginian, 13:205
Warren estate claim, 13:31
Washington's purchase of, 2:751m.
whips, 13:585
Horsfield, Israel, 4:422
Horsfield, Timothy, 2:510-13
Ilorsmanden, Daniel :
biographical sketch, 4:33n
Canajoharie land claims and, 10:565, 609
Canajoharie land for sale, 4:418
Clinton and, 1:69
at Albany Council of Provincial |Officers (1775) ; 2:37, 64, 92, 125, 133, 304;
9:244, 312; 13:70
demission of, 3:612
German Flats patent (Sept., 1765) release witness, 11:937-38
illness, 7:157
Kayaderosseras and, 4:683
at Klock trial, 3:672
land sales (1767), 5:770-71
Marsh law suit and, 3:901, 922; 4:33
Mohegan land claims and, 4:459n, 460; 11:258-59
Pennsylvania Proprietors' land purchases (1768) and, 6:357
Wappinger hearing, 5:506; 11:735
Horton, , lieut., 3:65, 73, 75, 99, 104
Horton, James, 4:375
Hosack, Hosock, Hossack, see Hoosick
Hoscot, Jacob, 4:375, 376
Hosick, Fort, 1:65, 93
Houbraken, , 1:265
Houck, , in Lawyer and Zimmer patent, 8:1089
Hough, Eudolph, 12:739
Housatonic Indians, see Westenhook Indians
House, Christian, 5:541
House, Christina, 11:486
House, Elias, 3:631
House, Peter, 7:456
House, Ury, 12:1068
Household articles:
andirons, 4:215
256
Sir William Johnson Papers
basins, 2:587, 618, 637; 7:778, 783
bed cords, 13:564, 567, 576, 594, 595, 600, 606
bedpans, 13:658
bedsteads, 4:260; 7:603
beeswax, 1:26, 311, 312
brimstone, 13:5S8
Brookman furniture order (1763), 4:215, 556, 568
brooms, 1:311; 13:657
butter tubs, 13:660
candles, 1:310; 6:181; 7:623; 8:361; 9:340; 12:716
Johnson's candlesticks, photograph, 13:652
spermaceti, 3:957; 6:511; 7:559, 845; 8:114, 476, 603, 850; 12:14;
13:354, 583, 586, 590, 650
tallow, 3:919; 6:182
carpenters' lodging and cooking equipment (1763), 13:283, 305, 307
carpets, 4:215; 7:337; 13:656, 657, 663, 664
chairs, 1:230, 249; 3:833, 869; 5:833; 7:337, 778, 783, 845
Blagge loan, 8:772
Johnson Hall inventory, 13:652, 654, 655, 656, 657, 662
rush-bottomed, 5:157
wheeled, 7:1075
"Windsor, 8:944
chalk, 13:335, 556, 560, 573
chamber pots, 7:846; 9:340; 13:594, 599
cherrywood furniture, 6:465, 498; 7:608
chimney piece, 8:801
churns," 13: 660, 665
clotheshorses, 13 : 659
combs, 1:310; 2:568, 569, 5S1, 604, 617; 7:36; 11:821; 13:559, 565,
567, 699
compasses, 1:311
cooking utensils:
baking troughs, 13:660
bread graters, 13:659
chafing dish, 13:659
cherry voider, 13 : 658
collanders, 13:659
cruet stand, 3:875, 956; 4:9
dripping pan, 5:157; 13:659
frying pans, 2:571, 587; 5:157; 7:624; 13:543
kettle disbursement at Niagara Congress (1761), 10:279
kettle prices (1770), 7:836, 858, 861
kettle prices (1773), 12:1020
kettle prices in furs, 10:390; 11:991
kettle shipments from Campbell, 7:621, 622; 8:2-3; 13:338, 339, 340, 346
kettle storage by Cartright, 7 : 1030
kettles in Butler accounts (1766-71), 13:515
kettles from Darlington (1765), 11:753
kettles (Indian goods), disbursement (1755-56), 2:570, 5S6, 587, 588,
593, 594, 606, 617, 621
kettles in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:650, 651, 658, 659, 660, 664, 665
kettles in Phyn and Ellice account (1767-68), 13:469, 476
kettles requested (1758) by Cayugas, 9:927, 929
kettles requested by Onondagas, ll:361
kettles for scouts, 2:581
patty pans, 5:157; 7:777
pickle stanrl, 7:777
pie pans, 13:658
pudding pans, 5:157, 210
stew pans, 5:157
spits, 13:659, 664
teapots, 2:587, 603, 618; 5:4S; 6:182; 7:35; 13:578
257
Index
Household articles,
toasters, 13:659, 664
tureens, 6:182; 13:658
corks, 8:412
counterpanes, 5:211
cradle for Claus's child, 4:21
crockery:
in Adems accounts, 13:594, 595, 599
Argin theft of, 8:611
butter plates, 7:777
in Campbell accounts, 13:357, 368, 369, 373
china flower pots, 7:10
ehinaware production, 8:184, 293-94
cups and saucers, 6:182
Delft, 13:654, 662
Dutch tiles, 13:657
earthenware, 7:35; 8:472-73, 478
fashions (1769), 7:173
jell cups, 2:571, 587; 7:837, 978
in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:653-54, 662, 663
milkpots, 6:182
mugs, 7:777
porringers, 2:587
prices (1770), 7:347, 557, 776-77, 837, 845, 846, 978, 979, 980
Queensware, 13:654, 658, 662, 663, 664
sauce boats, 7:777
water plates, 7:845
curtains, 13:655, 656, 657, 663
cutlery, 7:846; 8:114, 851
in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:647, 648, 653-54, 660, 664
knives (See Instruments, knives)
plateware listed, 3:917
plateware ordered from Darlington, 3:919
plateware prices (1761), 3:355
silverware prices (1768), 6:110
tablespoons, 5:527, 541, 542, 544; 7:558, 845
desk (Johnson's), photograph, 4:770
fishhooks, 2:618; 7:623; 11:822
fountain, 5:402
furniture bequests in Johnson's will, 12:1065
Johnson Hall inventory (1774), 13:647-59
glassware, 7:776; 8:294, 582, 591, 771, 775; 12:992; 13:649
wine glasses, 6:182; 13:343, 469, 577
glue, 8:775; 10:639
hearthstone, 1:311
hinges, 13:581, 602, 647, 651
indigo, 1:310; 13:608
ink, 2:596; 7:276, 623; 8:911; 12:1109; 13:539, 569, 599, 609, 658
ink stand from Croghan, 4:501
lampblack, 13:470, 649
locks, 7:35, 36, 776, 973; 8:307, 471, 771, 775; 9:302; 13:356, 364, 369,
554, 606, 647
looking glasses, 7:845; 8:892; 13:472
as Indian goods, 2:570, 584, 588, 589, 617, 628; 7:621, 824, 837, 838,
977, 978, 979; 9:562, 564; 10:278; 11:122, 991
for Johnson (Guy), 8:904
for Johnson (John), 7:536, 553, 564
in Johnson Hall inventory, 13:652, 654, 655, 656, 657, 662
mahogany furniture, 4:93
mattresses, 7:625, 776; 8:817; 13:655, 656, 657, 663, 664
milk coolers, 13:660, 665
moulds, 1:311; 2:630; 7:623; 13:593, 594, 595, 610
nails, 8:592, 599, 642, 656, 782; 12:992; 13:650
258
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in Adems accounts, 13:532-36passim, 544, 545, 546, 549, 5S4, 596, 597,
598, 607, 612
in Butler accounts (1765-71), 13:511, 514, 517
in Campbell accounts (1756-65), 13:337, 338, 341, 342, 343, 344, 348,
349, 360, 362, 370, 371, 372
in Phyn and Ellice account (1767-68), 13:470, 480, 481
prices (1763), 10:639
prices (1768-69), 7:32, 34, 35
prices (1770), 7:37, 39, 1037
prices (1772), 8:629
prices (1773), 8:771, 775, 784-85
needles, 2:618; 7:623; 9:562; 10:278; 11:822; 13:351, 371
darning, 13:559
paint, 7:730, 778, 824, 903, 904; 8:170-71, 193, 582, 591, 771; 13:512,
513, 650
white lead, 12:992; 13:470, 649
paper, 1:265; 2:596; 7:276, 623; 8:911; 12:1109, 1110; 13:335, 350, 362
in Adems accounts, 13:539, 561, 569, 578, 609, 611
pencils, 1:265; 13:580
pens, 2:596
pillows, 7:625
pins, 13:547, 560, 563, 611
playing cards, 3:936, 957
pulleys, 13:647
putty, 13:364
razors, 2:571, 631; 7:625; 11:822; 13:340, 663
sash springs, 13:554
scissors, 1:311; 2:631, 632; 7:35, 40; 9:562, 563; 13:345, 543, 592, 613
sealing wax, 1:265; 7:623; 11:74
shaving box, 13:599
slates, 13:580
smoothing irons, 13:562, 659, 660, 664
soap, 1:310; 2:783; 7:623, 776, 825, 846; 8:361; 10:639; 13:539, 553,
556, 558, 650
stoves, 7:633
tablecloths, 7:845; 8:851; 13:658, 66.".
tables, 13:652, 654, 655, 656, 657, 659, 660, 662, 663, 665
billiard table, 5:82, 103, 119, 157, 210, 270; 8:92; 13:649
dining table (Johnson's), photograph, 5:682
thimbles, 7:35; 13:647
toothbrushes, 7:1095, 1096
trunk (hair), 13: fill
twine, 7:1015
umbrella, 3:956
verdigris, 11:822
whalebone, 13:610
whitewash brushes, 7:32; 13:470, 560
window glass, 7:161, 172, 175, 560
Ilout, Elizabeth, 4:784
lloutelaas, , 8:501, 526, 553
Hover, Emanuel, 4:400
Howard, Joseph :
Chegotimi trade monopoly, 5:345
Indian trade indemnities memorial (1763), 4:281; 10:993
Michili mack inac trade, 5:755-57
Walker affair, 5:474, 496
Howard, William, capt., 4:827; 11:809}?; 12:31, 451
accounts :
(1764-65), 4:521, 637, 643, 711, 712, 760, 767, 768, 781, 852, 873, 877;
11:534, 808, 911, 958, 973-74, 977; 13:380
(1766-67), 5:35, 340, 552, 852; 6:83; 12:213, 218, 226, 306-307, 391
259
Index
Howard, William,
Chippewa plans (1765) of attack, 11:739-40, 804-805, 982, 989
English voyage (1767), 12:391
on Green Bay trade, 5:363; 12:160
Indian conferences (June, 1765), 11:804-809, 856, 892
Indian provisions (1765), 11:589, 806-808, 941
journal (Nov., 1764- April, 1765), 11:696-98, 869
Marsac and, 4:803-808
on Michilimackinac massacre, 4:417
Miehilimackinac trade and, 4:781-82, 790, 800, 833, 837
wintering priviliges and, 4:802-803, 810, 815-16, 849, 870-71, 878, 883;
11:825-29, 879-80, 902, 903, 915, 966, 981; 12:5, 105, 135
on threat of Indian attack at Michilimackinac (1766), 5:331
trade opening and, 11:805-806, 814-16
trade passes and, 5:386, 429, 458; 6:199
Treasury retrenchment and, 4 : 724-25
Howatson, , ensign, 4:671, 673
Howe, , col., 7:927
Howe, Daniel, 1:188
Howe, George Augustus, Viscount, 2:799-800, 801; 9:209?i, 858, 888, 891
autograph, 2:xiii
portrait, 2:800; 9:950
Howe, Samuel, capt, 2:202; 9:269
Howe, William, Lord, 6:405; 13:730
Howin, , lieut., 3:99
Hoxsie, Gideon, 4:691; 11:641
Hoxsley, Benjamin, 4:757
Hubbard, maj., 2:730
Hubbard, (of Guilford, Conn.), 4:428
Hubbard, Bela, 7:170
Hubbard, John, 2:304, 335; 9:312; 13:70
Hubbart, Tuthill, 7:69
Hubbell (Hobble), Nathaniel, capt., 3:56
Hubert, A. M., 5:134
Hubert, I., 5:133
Hudson, , artist, 2:x
Hudson (Indian), 10:719
Hudson, John, 4:180
Hudson, N. Y., newspaper, 7:536n
Hudson River, 1:224, 432, 484, 623w; 2:647
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:650, 655, 691, 844, 846-47; 2:62, 131
178, 339
Groote Imbogt (Great Bend), 10:886«
Half Moon on, 9:473, 485, 667
Iroquois lands and, 3:374, 409-10, 504, 680; 12:531, 538
Johnson (Warren) trip on, 13:184, 187, 211
Kayaderosseras claim and, 4:360; 12:531-32, 576
land sales:
(1761), 10:311
(1764), 11:20
(1765), 11:662
(1766), 5:124-25, 199
(1769), 7:306-308
(1770), 7:131-32, 152-53, 389
(1771), 8:4-5, 198, 682
Lydius lands on, 3:749
Massachusetts-New York boundary and, 8:807
mission schools on, 4:812-13
Mohawk claims and, 6:6-7; 12:603-604, 974
New Hampshire and, 5:23
Northampton patent and, 12:984
Sacondaga creek and, 2:558; 9:299
Schaghticoke lands on, 4:387
timber lands, 7:497
260
Sir William Johnson Papers
Tryon county and, 8:300
Hudson's Bay, 8:826; 11:337
Hudson's Bay Company, 4:267, 7S9, 790; 7:953-54; 12:59
land grants to, 8:1*075; 10:982-83
Hudson's Straits, 10:979
Huff, John, 3:90
Huffman, see Hoffman
Hughes, John:
company for purchase of French land grants, 5:128, 240-41; 12:101-102
at Easton Council (1756), 2:524, 653
at Easton Council (1762), 3:761, 773, 774-75, 799, 822-23, 846
Lancaster Treaty and, 3:827-28
Hughs, maj., 7:958, 960
application to succeed Claus, 5:627-28, 636
Huguet, Father ,7:532,922,923,958
Hugunine, Abraham, 7:418, 67 5n
Huld, , capt., 3:90
Hull, Isaac, 5:171
Hull of Wallingford, 5:733-34; 6:164
Humpaumit (Stockbridge Indian), 12:974
Humphreys, Benjamin, 6:501
Hun, Mrs. ,8:352
Hun, Thomas, 7:365, 396, 411, 436, 443, 480; 8:954
Hund, Peter, 7:807
Hungary :
potash manufacture in, 7:259
Turkey and, 3:681
woolen trade, 7:429
Hunn, John, 4:286
Hunt, , capt., 2:182; 5:538
Hunt, Benjamin, 6:737
Hunter, col., 9:267
ITnnter, , lieut., 9:286
Hunter, Kobert, 6:247
Hunter, William, surgeon, 1:716, 864, 867; 2:260
Byrne (Thomas) and, 8:13
Frazer and, 4:203
Johnson toast, 8:858
Hunter, Fort:
Amherst at, 3:260
Dishington marriage plans at, 1:1
fire (1773), 8:753, 778
Fort Johnson and, 2:480; 13:187
garrison (1738), 1:2-3
(1755), 1:604
(1756), 2:480, 560, 772-73
(1758), 10:77
Indian famine (1760) and, 3:218, 219
Indian meeting (1761), 3:373
land sales near, 3:732; 7:1152
Lottridge (John) at, 9:833
missionary at, l:6w; 4:16-18, 47-48, 544; 7:265, 544, 566, 841, 876
Mohawk castle at, l:175n
Montreal expedition and, 3:249
Nelson trip (1738) to, 13:3
officers disciplined (1746) at, 1:61, 62
Ogden at, 9:921
rum order (1757), 13:340
school for, 5:427, 436, 440, 461, 471, 533; 7:145, 169
Williams command (1756), 9:498, 509
See also Tionondoroga (Fort Hunter)
Huntington, Countess of, 4:701
261
Index
Huntington, lieut., 1:717
Huntington, Mathew, 1:713
Huntley, Dr. E., and Peter Johnson, 8:526-27, 842, 867, 1034-35; 12:962,
1010-11, 1013-14, 1028-29
Huntsman, x\dam, 11:485
Huntsman, John, 11:485
Huntzman, Barbara, 11:486
Hurd, Wallace, ensign, 7:414, 675n
Hurd, Wallis, capt., 7:26-27, 101-102
Hurlbut, Philo, 8:1214
Huron (vessel), 10:732
Huron, Lake:
Chippewas on, 8:501
Croghan on settlement (1761) of, 3:302
Detroit siege (1763) and, 10:738
exploration (1761), 10:285, 294, 319; 13:228
French settlement plans (1749), 1:910
Indian tribes on, 11:203
Iroquois land claims, 10:972
Matehidas (Machidash) near, 12:1028; 13:447
Michilimackinac trade and, 6:51; 13:447
Missisaugas at, 1:909; 4:192
murder of Sinclair's servant at, 5:590, 600-601, 613, 659
navigability of, 3:502, 523; 11:341; 13:290
road to Lake Ontario, 5:492
trade north of, 3:969; 5:525, 536, 566; 6:185-S6; 12:247, 411; 13:423
vessels kept by English on, 4:299, 309; 12:723
Huron River, 11:740
Hurons, Indians:
bell request, 6:83, 87; 7:703; 8:469; 12:424, 922
Bradstreet Treaty (1764) and, 4:503, 507, 530, 531, 544, 547-49: 11:328-33.
341
Campbell present disbursement and, 11:898, 939
Chenussio Council (1762) and, 3:699
Chenussio war belts betrayed (1761) by, 10:324
Cherokees and, 3:496, 498; 7:163, 652
Claus invitation (1767), 5:635
condolence ceremony (1764), 11:503
Croghan reported killed (1765) by, 11:855
Detroit conference (Croghan, Nov., 1767), 13:440, 442
Detroit conference (Lernoult, Aug., 1774), 13:666, 693
Detroit murder (1768) of, 12:508
Detroit-Niagara attack plans (1763), 10:867, 872, 891
Detroit numbers (1761) of, 3:501
Detroit settlement and, 7:1149
Erie Lake settlement, 13:248-49, 258, 259
expenses in behalf of, 5:96; 6:548; 12:798, 1001, 1017; 13:707, 713
Fort Chartres conference (Croghan, Aug.-Sept,, 1766), 13:408-10, 413 414
at Fort Ontario Congress (1766), 5:338; 12:28, 169
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, June, 1776), 5:159;
13:406-407
Fort Pitt conference (Croghan, Oct., 1773), 12:1048
French sympathies, 11:281; 13:320
interpreter for, 12:804
Iroquois peace belts (1772) to, 8:587
Jesuit escort to Detroit (1761), 3:416
Jesuit land dispute at Lorette, 8:866-67; 13:623, 624-27, 628-30 717-18
Tryon appeal, 13:631, 6?>2n
Johnson messages (1764), 4:437, 448-49; 11:176-80, 191-92, 216-17, 227-28
233
Johnson message (1771), 8:16, 469
Kayashuta embassies (1773-74) to. 8:1105; 12:1044-46, 1055-56. 1091-93-
13:686
262
Sir William Johnson Papers
location and fighting numbers (1763), 4:243, 244
medals for, 7:129
message to Western Indians (1763), 3:273n; 4:180
Mohawks and, 3:500, 701, 704; 10:814; 12:122
Murray message (1764), 11:197
at Niagara Congress (1764), 11:246, 275, 276, 281-83, 289, 325, 326
treaty, 4:485-87, 491, 509, 511, 512; 11:337, 338, 343
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:471-72, 474, 481-82, 488-89, 490, 491.
494-500; 12:1056, 1091-92; 13:251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256-57, 258
Onondaga Congress invitation (1772), 12:1050
Onondagas and, 10:933
Ottawas and, 3:494; 4:213, 422, 482, 495; 10:872, 974; 11:283
peace negotiations (1764), 4:447, 482, 628-29, 664; 11:588
treaty draft, 4:485-87
Piankashaws and, 7:955
Pontiac submission and, 5:76; 11:989
Presque Isle attack (1763), 10:734-36
prisoner return (1764), 11:326
Quebec conference (Claus, 1769), 13:488
Quebec conference (Claus, 1772), 8:525
Quebec group, 10:792, 806-807
Lake Huron emigration, 13:624
Eamsay murders and, 8:551-52, 562
Saguenay Indians and, 5:729
Sandusky attack (1763), 10:730
Sandusky murder (1766) of, 12:115, 123
Scioto Council (1768), 13:437-38, 440
Scioto Council (1769), 7:184
Shawnee messages (1774) with English scalps, 13:686-87
Shawnee trader warning (1773), Pittsburgh conference on, 12:1034 1035
36, 1046, 1047
smith for, 3:915; 10:560
Stump murder condolence, 12:472
Susquehanna Cndian refuge among (1769), 7:316
Verchere and, 7:29, 159
Villiers message (1763), 10:819-21
Wabash Indian embassy (1773), 12:1034, 1047, 1092
war belts (1769), 7:1 19
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7
Wlieelock school, 8:726, 743-44
Ilurter, Lorenz, 3:343
Hurtibre, P., 5:134
Husk, f 4:417; 7:686
Fluster, Jacob (son of), 4:783
Hntchenson, Ezekial Baker, 7:432
Hutchenson, Florence, 11:486
Eutchins ( Lahalapoweg — Delaware), 11:459
Hut eli ins, John (Iroquois), 11:660
Hutchins (Hutchens), Thomas, ensign:
biographical sketch, 10:521;/
on Bouquet expedition, 4:798, 836; 11:867
Croghan expedition (1765) and, 11:913, 919-20
at Fort Pitt (Dec, L768), 12:680
Gorrell visit (1762), 10:706, 713
Great Lake exploration tour (1762), 3:733, 875, 890, 914, 936 965 987-
4:62; 10:452, 453, 559 '
journal, 10:521 29, 543, 568, 651
map, 4:62, 399, 403; 5:22Sn; 11:129
Illinois Country map, 6:90
map (1762), 10:522
Ohio Country map, 11:866
Perm and, 6:110
263
Index
Hutchins, Thomas, ensign,
salary, 3:300
on Smallman. captivity (1764), 11:169
Hutchinson, , trader (1759), 13:240
Hutchinson, Samuel, 7:423, 432
Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, 1:262-63; 9:285
biographical sketch, l:263w
Franklin (Benjamin) and, 8:1061
French battle order and, 2:171-73
government orders (1770), 7:914
History of Massachusetts Bay, 6:475
Kirkland and, 8:229-31, 282-83; 12:912-13, 918-19, 928, 929
Massachusetts governorship, 7:629
portrait, 13:912
recall to England (1774), 8:1071
Hutchison, Solomon, 6:642; 7:432
Huxham, Dr. , 5:774
Huyck, Andreas, 1:188
Huyck, Casper, 4:298; 7:454
Huyck, Cruger, Jr., 13:639
Huyn, , capt., 4:536
Hyard, Leond, 11:485
Hyde (packet), 4:720; 5:312; 7:285
Hyder, John, 3:843
Hyder Ali (Heyder Ally), 7:180, 181
Hylton, (rum dealer), 8:656
Hyllyard, Nathaniel, see Hillyer, Nathaniel
Iagrea (Indian), 2:452, 454
Ibbitt, Moses, 4:858; 8:334, 471; 12:1063rc
in Adems accounts (1769-73), 13:538, 543, 54S, 550, 555, 556, 559 -64passim,
576, 584, 585, 587, 590, 601, 606
in Johnson patents, 12:787, 819, 959, 988
witness to Johnson's will, 12:1063, 1075, 1076
Iberville, Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d', 6:572n
Iberville River:
fortification, 5:681; 11:8
navigability, 6:196; 8:195
occupation of Fort Chartres and, 11:881, 987
trade, 13:413
lee family, as prisoners, 11:486-87
Ice, Frederick, see Eice, Frederick
Ice, John, see Ece, John
Idig, Christian, 7:808
Ienesego Indians, 10:175
Ilchester, Stephen Fox Strangways, first Earl of :
Canajoharie patent and, 4:768; 11:758, 787; 13:328-29
daughter's marriage, 13:328
Oneida land purchase, 8:232, 311, 316, 707, 724, 754; 12:637, 697, 753-54,
766, 907
He de Gallop, see Gallop, He de
Ileas (Oneida), 9:412
Illinois country:
boundaries, 5:120
Bouquet expedition and, 4:618
cession (1763), 10:652; 11:725-26, 840, 850, 853, 900-901, 943-44, 961;
12:16, 53-56, 176-77, 238-39
Couagne in, 1:325
colonization proposal, 4:363, 886-89; 5:vii, 27, 37-38, 110, 127, 196-97, 313
331, 336, 365, 371-72, 475; 6:92; 8:340
advantages laid before English ministry, 5:319-30; 6:86-87; 12:101-102
107-108, 136, 140, 141, 165, 178, 236-37, 436, 511-12, 727-28
boundary, 5:328-29
company to purchase French land grants, 5:127, 128-30, 196-97, 240-41,
264
Sir William Johnson Papers
276, 329; 12:101-102
French, 6.157
government centres, 12:415, 465; 13:413
outpost maintenance and, 11:8; 12:512
Phyn estimate of, 6:193-97
Croghan expedition (176.3), 4:625-26, 640-41, 646, 706-707, 741, 742, 760,
767, 770, 774, 777, 785-86, 792, 793, 809, 816, 825, 832, 836, 837, 847-48,
849, 850, 860, 869, 872, 873, 886-89; 5:8, 10, 22, 45; 11:810-11, 843,
861, 867-68, 877, 880, S96, 900-901
French view of, 4:762, 765
Pontiac meeting, 4:858, 862; 11:743-44, 804, 839
instructions for, 11:629-30, 665, 666-67, 681, 790
Croghan expedition of 1766, 5:17-20, 68-69, 76, 80, 92, 108, 111, 120, 123,
146, 200, 201, 216, 225, 228, 239-40, 278, 289, 305, 362, 363
instructions, 12:80-83
report to Johnson (Jan., 1767), 13:406-15
treaty, 5:469, 486; 12:176-77, 238, 264; 13:397-99, 407-10
French Cherokee prisoners (1756) in, 9:574
French fortification (1771), 8:259, 261, 278, 2S5
French Indian alliance proposal (1771), 8:339-40
French inhabitants, 4:792; 5:573; 10:6, 179, 723
French influence (1764), 4:570, 585, 620, 622, 625, 626, 639, 742, 839;
5:120, 122; 11:229-30
(1765), 11:697-98, 716
(1766), 5:362-63, 368; 13:407
(1771), 8:190, 202, 339-40
(1773), 8:779
French-Spanish collaboration (1768) in, 12:601-603
French trade, 3:200, 935, 941, 961; 4:625, 779, 793, 816; 8':418. 441. 480.
491; 10:131, 133, 543, 567, 568; 11:840; 13:410-13
Hutchins map, 6:90
Indian Affairs jurisdiction, 3:552; 11:604, 626-27, 628-29, 968
Indian Affairs reorganization plan (1764) and, 11:377
Indian tribute proposal, 4:433, 445; 11:223
Johnson plan for possession of, 11:495-96, 509, 519, 520, 618, 628, 838
Mississippi River and, 4:453; 10:652; 13:203
Murray land purchases in, 8:844-45, 886, 898, 905, 931-32, 1076, 1104,
1136-37
proclamation (1774) forbidding unauthorized survey or patent of Indian
lands, 8:1076, 1136-37
settlement of, 3:523
trade opening, Croghan on significance of, 4:886-89; 11:634 (See also
Ohartres, Fort, trade)
See also Chartres, Fort; Gage, Fort; Illinois Indians; and see specific
place names
Illinois Company, 8:1136ft. See also Murray
Illinois Indians:
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:341
Caghnawaga murder (1769), 7:112
Cherokees and, 3:329, 336-37, 346; 12:690
Chippewa capture of Michilimackinac (1763), 10:781, 782
Croghan on llic four confederacies of, 4:886-87
Detroit, 3:258, 323; 4:278, 434
Fort Miami and, 3:301
French sympathies, 3:512, 520; 4:169. 295; 10:652; 11:229-30 (See also
Illinois country, French influence in)
Iroquois and, 2:796; 3:405; 4:275 :<!; 7:291; 8:22.-,; 11:838, s.|(i; 13:408
Kickapoos and, 8:225, 251, 66]
land claims, 4:S88-89; 11:900-901
English colonization purchaser, 5:128 30, 240 II, 276-78 324
location and fighting numbers (1763), 4:245
Ottawa intelligence of (1761), 3:332, 336-37
265
Index
Illinois Indians,
peace offers (1765), 4:650
Pontiae and, 4:482-83, 675, 677; 5:278-79; 7:957; 11:744-45, 818-20
Rogers alliances among, 12:441
rumored murder of French officers and, 3:414-16
Sakis and, 10:708
Seneca land sales (1766) and, 5:241-42
Shawnees and, 8:406, 661, 688-89
Sioux and Fox hostilities (1767), 13:438
threat of general Indian war (1771), 8:141-42
tribute payment proposal, 4:433, 445; 11:223
Villiers message (1763), 10:819-21
Wabash Indians and, 3:222; 4:482-83; 5:561-62; 8:251-52, 779
See also specific tribal names
Illinois Eiver, 6:196; 8:845; 11:377; 12:585
French trade on, 5:489, 657; 6:194; 12:236; 13:411
Imes (Innes, Jones), Richard, 1:4
Inilay, John and William, 8:79
Import Acts, Q:ix
Inayenqueraghto (Onondaga sachem), 11:709
Inehannando River, see Nowadaga Creek
Independent Befiector, The (newspaper), l:832n; 2:451
India, 6:499; 7:1074; 8:434, 725
India company, see East India company
Indian Affairs Commission, l:9n, 19, 27m; 9:125; 11:572
accounts, 1:424; 9:15-31
Albany Congress (June, 1754), l:237n, 263n, 398, 404, 421n, 426, 451n:
9:130, 143-44, 146, 155; 10:845-46
Canadian Iroquois invitations (1755), 9:161-62
Clinton Indian Council (1746), 9:73
Clinton list (1752), 1:383
De Lancey order to dissolve (1755), 1:826
funds, 1:32, 82, 256, 424, 439; 9:123
Iroquois refusal of Logstown invitation (1753), 13:23-24
Iroquois view of, 9:108, 836; 11:137; 13:25
Johnson commission (July, 1753) to convene Onondaga Council, 13:26-27
Johnson's resignation, 1:314, 322-23, 324-25, 326n, 339-44
New York Act to appoint (1770), 7:357
Wraxall as secretary of, 9:212«
Indian Affairs Department:
Acadian Department, (See Indian Affairs Department, Canadian Agency,
infra)
ic counts *
(1755), 1:569, 769-70; 2:309-10, 360, 377
(March 1755-October 1756), 2:566-646
(1756-57), 9:644-58, 678-79, 722
(1758), 9:907, 969-70; 10:2, 56, 89
(November 1758-December 1759), 3:149-82, 183, 185-86, 395-96
(1760), 3:997; 10:195-96, 197-98
(1761), 3:449, 501, 503, 505, 547, 550, 553, 565, 571, 575, 581-82, 594,
597, 600, 601, 605; 10:243, 277-78, 284, 285, 286, 290, 293, 297, 306,
308, 348
(1762), 3:549, 631-33, 643, 657, 662-63, 733, 820, 821-22, 824, 858-61,
963, 965, 978-79, 985-86; 10:471, 496, 508
(1763), 4:70, 81-82, 209, 217, 221, 255; 10:654-55, 660-61, 662-63, 670,
688, 866, 882, 883, 912, 924
(1764), 4:297, 301, 304-305, 315, 332, 364, 370-71, 373, 378, 391, 406,
409, 415, 423, 431, 438-39, 447-48, 520, 523, 546, 583, 606, 617, 647;
11:100-101, 164-65, 171-72, 200, 217-18, 245, 375, 384, 470-71, 474,
491, 520-21, 541-52, 570
(1765), 4:665-66, 667-68, 702-704, 705, 720, 722, 724, 780, 799, 827,
830-31, S37-38, 851, 852, 859, 862, 873, 880; 11:702, 717, 749, 799,
843-44, 845, 892, 910, 930, 958-59, 976, 977-78, 986
266
Sir William Johnson Papers
(1766), 5:75-76, 92, 139, 195, 200, 275-76, 333, 346-47, 367, 371, 386-87,
392, 395; 12:75-76, 100, 117, 135, 143, 153, 206, 213, 218, 220, 225,
239
(1767), 5:472, 478, 516, 525, 534, 535-36, 559, 601, 660, 678, 698-99,
702-703, 748-55, 770, 796, 851-52; 12:292, 298-99, 377, 378-79
(1768), 6:83, 86-87, 115, 176-77, 184, 187, 198, 229, 230-31, 233, 312-13,
314-15, 322, 326, 331-32, 454, 458-59, 519, 524, 532, 541; 12:415,
423-24, 429-30, 471, 555, 556-57, 588-89, 636, 640-49, 665-68, 672
(1769), 6:333, 709, 777, 780; 7:19, 151-52, 160-61, 236-38, 262-63, 298,
299-300, 317, 319; 12:701, 727, 730-39, 755, 758-65, 797-800
(1770), 7:340, 343, 385-86, 4S7, 568, 633, 706, 721-22, 752, 767-68,
769-70, 778, 794-95, 799, 801, 872-73, 894, 911, 994, 1016, 1077, 1121,
1146; 12:800-806, 813, 852, 856-58, S63-71, 897-98
(1771), 8:39, 46, 67, 70, 282, 287, 295; 12:89S-903, 920-27, 944-46
(1772), 8:453, 479, 481-82, 492, 507, 599-600, 617, 620, 636, 641, 661;
12:946-49, 998-1004, 1015-17
(1773), 8:753, 766, 774-75, 901, 904, 905, 913, 941-42; 12:1018-22,
1103-1104
(1774), 8:1090-97, 1105, 1117, 1118, 1136, 1166, 1167, 1170-71, 1202;
12:1105-1106, 1120-21; 13:6S2, 685-86, 687, 690, 694, 696, 700
(1775), 8:1206-1207
(1776-1788), 8:1214-15; 13:732-33
Amherst vouchers, 11 : 193
anonymous debtor (1769-71), 7:31-40
Baynton, Wharton & Morgan against the Crown, for Fort Pitt (March,
1769), 6:654-67
Baynton, Wharton and Morgan account for Fort Chartres (Sept. 13,
1768), 3:366-94
Baynton, Wharton & Morgan statement (June, 1766) 5:246-62, 264, 265,
270-71, 333, 344, 396, 565
Duncan, Phyn and Ellice (July, 1766), 5:297-300, 316-18
Canadian agency, 3:446; 4:723, 745-46, 760, 782; 5:viii
commissary, 8:365
Gorham's deputyship, 5:493, 575-78, 771, 7S9, 851; 7:75-76, 90-91,
380; 8:848-49
Manager appointment (1774), 8:1103, 1109
Nova Scotia jurisdiction, 11:756; 12:195-98, 379, 724
Superintendcncy proposal (1772), 8:525
(See also Claus, Daniel)
Deputy service:
(1756-58), 2:804, 812; 9:470-71, 490, 538
(1762), 3:604-605, 859, 876-77; 4:208; 10:465, 489, 519-20
(1768), 3:327, 329, 334, 340-41, 353-54, 356, 363, 548,
(1769), 6:632; 7:90-91, 105-106
(1772), 8:417-18, 441, 480, 491-92
(1773), 8:951-52, 97S-79, 1015-16
Canada reduction (1760) and, 13:164
number permitted, 11:756
(See also individual deputies)
financial resources:
colonial charge proposal (1764), 6:277
fund establishment requests, 1:521-22, 541; 2:412, 434-36
Government allowance (1769), 7:152, 160, 189, 206, 209, 210 659
Johnson's estimate of Departmenl expenses (1768), 6:340-41 '
Johnson's scheme for meeting expenses (1764), 4:556-63, 565-67
Southern allotment (1768), 12:554
Treasury retrenchments :
(1763), 10:857
(1765), 4:667-68, 696, 699-700, 702-704, 707, 709 722 724 737-38
780, S61; 5:vU, 17, 94, 386-87; 11:604-605, 626, 651-52, 681, 687!
749, 844, 891-92, 910 ' ' '
(1766), 5: vii, 17, 94, 386-87; 12:15, 16, 117
267
Index
Indian Affairs Department,
(1767), 5:535-36, 547-48, 751, 754, 755; 12:308, 359
(1768), 6:x, 281, 303, 313, 332, 346-47, 353-54, 356; 12:554, 674, 681
(1769), 6:653-54, 694, 709, 742; 12:717, 726
(1770), 7:295, 328, 343, 361-62, 376-77, 412-13, 539-40, 606-607, 659,
706, 707-708, 721-22, 731-32, 790, 988, 991; 12:769-70, 786
(1773), 8:951-52, 978-79
Fort Pitt Department (See Indian Affairs Department, Western Division)
Illinois jurisdiction, 3:552; 11:604, 626-27, 628-29, 968
Indian boundary line and, 11:348 (See also Land, Indian boundary line)
Indian passports (1757), 9:628-29, 722, 781, 804, 852
(1758), 9:907
(1760), 10:198
(1762), 10:482-83
(1763), 10:862, 942-43
Johnson's memorial to the King (1766), 5:ix, 233, 267, 288, 313-14
Personnel :
Amherst reductions of staff, 3:277-78, 304, 329, 331-32, 350, 352-54, 375,
606, 611, 622, 627, 717-18, 730, 741, 742, 858, 876-77, 914; 10:232,
475, 489, 560
increases under reorganization plans (1764), 11:377
Lydius employment in, 1:84, 110, 114, 131-33, 168, 314, 808, 815, 826;
2:2* 9 :44
physicians,' 4:638, 867, 876; 8:600, 847-49; 12:640, 730, 764, 805, 871,
903, 927, 949, 1004, 1022
salaries (See Salaries, Indian Affairs employees)
Scioto Eesident appointment (1772), 12:943
secretary for, 2:515-16, 524-25
staff lists, 5:362, 387, 442-46, 540
(See also Indian Affairs Department, Deputy service, supra; Indian
Affairs Department, Western Division, personnel, infra; Interpreters;
Scouts; Smiths)
Policies :
alliance against French (1754), 9:125-32, 146, 165-66
boundary line ("Limitation of Country") proposal (1757), 2:737 (See
also Land, Indian boundary line)
of conciliation (1763), 4:204, 208, 209, 255, 258-59, 274-77, 281-83
consolidation of confederacies, 9:371-72, 398, 785-86, 840, 882, 884, 962;
10:226
division of confederacies, 4:279-80, 296, 308, 331, 368, 395, 767, 787;
5:234, 449; 7:29, 98, 108, 131, 151, 155, 163, 171, 264, 294-95, 319,
328, 380, 652-53, 852-53, 855, 1053, 1121, 1131-32; 11:830, 838, 842,
893, 905; 12:21
English sentiments on, 7:540, 541-42, 1148; 8:96, 233, 758
French, 9:785-86; 12:487
Iroquois-Western Indian breach, 11:617, 786-87, 811, 824; 12:729,
769-70, 852, 881-82; 12:1116
Johnson (Guy) on, 8:1193; 13:680
Shawnee-Delaware threat (1773), 8:837, 843, 890
Western alliance against English, 8:x, 253, 640, 1146
of French and English, contrasted, 4:239, 275, 416, 629, 665, 872; 5:3,
479-80; 9:126, 132; 10:246, 461, 464, 881; 11:164, 586, 701; 12:73-74
Johnson on English neglect of, 4:249-50; 9:66
Johnson invited to formulate (1754), 1:417, 426, 429-34; 9:123-24
Lords of Trade approval (1763-64), 4:240, 362-63, 396-98, 419, 462-65
recommendations (See individual authorities, e.g., Gage, Thomas)
of reprisal (1764-65), 4:288-89, 296, 402, 464-65, 809; 11:201; 13:325/i
(See also specific expeditions of reprisal against Indians, e.g., Can-
estio Indians, Montour expedition against)
Eoyal Proclamation (1763), 4:214, 232, 255-56, 267, 272, 274, 289 290
297, 299, 307-308; 10:973, 976-85, 988; 11:20, 31, 34, 97, 117, 120
and trade violations, 5:449, 451-52, 469, 481-82, 420-24, 520-24, 525, 537,
268
Sir William Johnson Papers
552, 556, 559, 564, 566-67, 573, 653-59, 667, 724, 738, 739, 763 (See
also Trade, commissary system)
present disbursement and:
(1759), 10:131-32, 134-35
(1760), 10:138, 144, 148-49, 176, 189
(1761), 3:515, 593, 594, 597-98; 10:92, 117, 138, 189, 244-46, 255,
257-58, 262, 277-79, 284, 286-87, 288-89, 290, 291, 306, 307, 348,
698«
(1762), 3:599-601, 645, 675, 733, 734, 741, 744, 758; 10:354-55, 427,
448-49, 450, 461-65, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 548-49, 597-98,
624
(1763), 4:6-7, 62, 253, 274-76, 281-83; 10:612-13, 615, 625, 647, 649,
652, 654, 657-59, 684, 717, 857-58, 880, 944, 953-54, 956; 11:127
(1764), 4:397, 420, 445, 463, 546, 563, 618, 625; 11:18-19, 326-27,
365-66, 377
(1765), 4:699, 748, 777, 779, 831, 887; 11:535-36, 545, 806, 892,
893 898-99 939
(1766)', 5:76, 80, 146, 261, 280, 312-13; 13:411
(1767), 5:576, 577, 698-99
colonial administration and, 6:281, 313, 652-53, 709; 7:15; 12:937-38
commissaries and, 6.x, 298-99, 332, 347, 603, 680-81; 7:14; 9:128;
12:583-84
French, 4:6; 8:1007-1008, 1016, 1032; 9:372, 573, 596-98, 599, 791;
10:131, 132, 133, 189, 448-49, 461, 504, 535, 684, 702; 11:21, 279,
365-66
Loudoun and, 9:524, 527, 529, 538, 542, 679
non-importation agreements (1770) and, 7:655, 659, 706, 707-708,
755, 768-69, 785, 840; 12:814, 822
as reward for information, 7:55-56
Rogers' plan on, 6:49-50
Virginia (1755), 9:205
Reorganization plans:
(1761), 13:243
(1764), 4:420-21, 454-55, 462-63, 465, 565, 570, 575, 576, 620, 622, 624-
25; 11:348, 377, 383, 393-94, 481, 495, 520-21; 13:325
910, 930-31, 980, 986
(1766), 5:22, 16, 17, 24, 55, 216, 286, 303, 416-17, 442-46, 447-49;
12:16, 18, 23, 88, 131
(1767), 5:475, 541, 661
(1768), 6:565
Secretaryship :
Albany clerkship ami, 4:636-37; 11:528, 529-30; 13:179-80
candidates (1762), 10:352, 355-56, 433-34, 435-36, 438
candidates (1765), 4:635 ; 11:930; 13:678ra
candidates (1774), 8:1146
Ghew appointment, ll:277n; 13:678
Crown officer status of, 8:952
record-keeping, 1:797; 2:51-52; 3:105; 6:310; 7:527; 9:84; 11:584:
12:551-52 '
records destroyed by burial in Revolution, 13:732-33
stationery expenses ( 176!) 72), 12:735, 802, 869, 1002
Wraxall appointment | L755), 1 :467-68; 9:212n
(See also individual Secretaries, i.e., Johnson, Guy; Marsh, Witham:
Shuckburgh, Dr. Richard; Wraxall, Peter)
Southern Division policies, 3:600, 4:279, 296; 6:277, 280-81 313 693-95-
8:951, 978; 11:15, 127, 604, 802-803, 968; 12:54-56
Superintemleney :
Canadian Manager appointment of Campbell, 12:1114: 13-646 691
698, 720, 730 ' ' ' '
269
Index
Lndian Affairs Department,
Canadian proposals, 8:525; 11:342, 615, 699, 755-57, 775
Claus application (1776), 13:728-30
colonial criticism of, 11:571-72
correspondence between authorities, 4:181; 5:448, 525; 10:952
division between Northern and Southern, 2:309, 389-90, 392, 437-38,
485, 558, 772
Iroquois view of, 9:938; 10:677-78
Johnson (John) appointment (1782), 13:733
Johnson's commission for, 1:465-66, 521-22, 524, 808, 815, 826, 853-54,
895; 2:x, 2, 36, 51, 65, 77, 112-13, 373, 378; 3:684, 899, 953-54;
5:21; 6:310>i; 9:175, 184-85, 188, 194, 252, 331, 385, 399; 13:58-59,
79
Johnson's royal appointment (1756) to, l:421n; 2:434-37, 484, 508,
557; 3:476,480, 484; 4:611
Johnson's summary (1755-1760), 3:269-75
Michilimackinac command subordination to, 12:1-2, 9-10, 17-18, 21, 100,
161-62; 13:380
military responsibilities and, 1:886; 2:283, 338, 351; 9:427-28
Narragansett controversy and, 11:639, 640, 642-43
Niagara surrender (1759) and, 13:117
Pownall admonitions (1755) on, 9:283-84
resignation from, 3:269-75; 9:828-29, 836-37, 839; 10:323-24; 11:S92
rumor of Johnson's removal from, 5:547, 556; 11:546
succession on Johnson's death, 4:#i; 8:x, 813-14, 1128-30, 1185, 1187,
1188, 1192, 1194, 1198; 12:1101-1102, 1123; 13:637, 640, 642, 668,
669, 674-75, 688, 690, 697, 728, 733 (See also Johnson, Guy)
Ohio Indians and, 13:687
Onondaga Council and, 13:678
unauthorized councils, 2:403-404, 78S-89, 829, 844, 850; 3:976-77; 5:453,
469; 7:222, 533; 9:523, 527, 559-60, 564-65, 583, 869, 892; 10:300-
301, 307, 395-96, 449; 12:161, 184, 193-94, 199, 236-37, 247, 353-54,
355-56, 382
trade authority, 4:24, 42, 45-46
abandonment of, 6:x, 281, 314, 321, 332, 346-47, 353-54, 356, 362-63,
479, 486-87, 488, 512, 522-23, 537, 602-603, 623, 632, 653, 669, 775-
56; 7:78, 86, 89-90, 702; 8:29, 951; 12:512, 564, 609-10, 631
commissary appointments, 4:561, 624, 647, 716, 725, 785, 798, 811, 827,
845; 5:32, 35, 66-67, 80-81, 94, 109, 110, 135, 146, 194-95, 201, 226-
27, 278, 303, 337, 370, 442, 540, 709, 747; 8:365; 9:128; 12:413-14,
523-24, 554, 937
commissary general proposal, 5:457-58, 469
commissary powers and limitations, 5:384, 399, 404-406, 469, 516-18,
522-23, 535, 537, 541, 547-48, 552, 559, 564, 573, 632-34, 651-52,
689-91, 696-97, 727, 731, 777, 815, 818, 850; 6:82, 113, 146, 199, 205,
332, 494-95; 7:14; 8:37, 617, 1005-1007
(See also individual names of commissaries, traders and trading posts)
Transactions :
Abercromby report (1758) to Pitt, 2:838-41
correspondence (1749-1754) relating, 1:908-20
journal (1755), 9:217-21
journal (1756), 2:478, 561
journal (1757), 9:585-93, 595-96, 605-607, 610-11, 614, 616-23, 625-27,
628-34, 638, 665-70, 682-83, 689, 693-96, 697-98, 720-21, 722, 726,
767-68, 779-82, 787, 788-92, 794-99, 802-808, 809-11, 831-53; 13:100-
101
journal (1758), 9:914-15, 942-44, 945-46, 963-66; 10:11-13, 21, 31-33,
37-39, 43, 49, 51-53, 57-62, 63-64, 65-76, 79-80; 13:104-108, 110-13
journal (1759), 10:85-89, 97-99, 105-107
journal (1761), 10:216-29, 236-42
journal (1762), 10:356-71, 386-88, 409-15, 428, 431-32, 436-37, 439-40,
442-49, 549, 555-56
270
Sir William Johnson Papers
journal (1763), 10:649-51, 720-26, 766-76, 794-S02, 828-55, 891-900
journal (1764), 11:24-35, 45-50, 57-58, 108-15, 180-89, 204-209, 233-37,
250-54 358-62 483 512-15
journal (1765), 11:553-56, 593-98, 615-20, 657-62, 705-11, 766-72, 817-23,
962-63, 984-86
journal (1766), 12:61-62, 94-97, 121-27, 137-39, 167-70, 183-85, 225,
240-45
journal (1767), 12:258-61, 269-76, 303-306, 321, 331-33, 344-46, 348-49,
361-65, 268-72, 385-90, 393-96
journal (1768), 12:451-52, 456-5S, 502-504, 655-56/670-71
journal (1769), 12:68S-90, 693-95
journal (1770), 12:836-37
journal (1771), 12:911-12
summary (1756-58), 2:884-86
summary for Loudoun (1757), 9:824-30
summary for Abercromby (175S), 9:901-906
Western Division:
accounts transferred to Fort Pitt command (1763), 10:859
correspondence on "bad disposition" of Indians (1763), 4:95-100
establishment at Fort Pitt, 3:446-47, 549-50, 551-52, 574, 860-61
personnel (1761), 3:300-301, 304, 551-52
personnel, 3:860-61, 875, S76-77, 931, 965, 987; 4:256-57, 272, 575, 701-
702; 5:100-102; 6:633
See also Indians; specific tribes, e.g., Iroquois; and specific events, e.g.,
Susquehanna purchase
Indiana Company, 13:406n
Indian Conferences, see specific Indian groups and specific meeting-places
Indians:
Albany abuse of (1763), 4:43-44
ax-removal ceremony, 1:726; 6:138n
beds of boiled skins, 13:201
buck horns as sign of chief dom, 3 : 763
buffalo-neck shields, 12:80
burial customs, 7:727, 832, 975-76; 8:248; 13:190, 204 (See also Indians,
condolence ceremony, infra)
calumet or peace-pipe, 3:853; 10:477
Catawba, 9:950-51
Cherokee, 2:862; 9:847, 959; 12:395
Chippewa, 3:454, 455, 491, 499; 10:321; 11:202, 739, 805; 12:558;
13:257
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:373, 376-77
head-shaped, 7:294
Illinois Indian offer to Iroquois, 11:841, 846, 847-50, 877
of Joncaire, 11:403
Miami, 5:546-47
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:472-73, 478; 11:267-68, 273, 275, 283
285, 298, 300; 304, 306 ...
Ottawa, 4:151; 10:362, 738, 783; 13:289-90
Shawnee, 11:823; 12:1049
stone carving of, 1:9.", 1
Canadian nations listed, 3:273n
cannibalism incident, 12:971'
canoe fleets, 1:100, 584, 894, 918; 2:654
certificates of friendship, 11:277, 306, 325-26
jihotograph, 10:25 I
chiefhood appointment, white presumption in, 13:621
chief hood ceremony, 7:85
condolence ceremony, 2:394, 426, 573, 579, 665, 6S7, 7i'(i
for Abraham, 9:589, 593, 594, 600, 603
for Adaarious, 11:47S
bone-burying ceremony of tin' Senecas, 11:317
for The Bunt's sister, "l0: 500, 501-502
271
Index
Indians,
Caghnawagas, 8:210, 214-15
for Canasadego (1751), 1:317, 326
Cayuga, 8:1106
for Claus (Anne), 12:619
for Conestoga massacre, 11:38
conference delays for condolences on route, 12:621, 623, 624, 626, 629,
636; 13:134
customary ceremony, 13:189, 428-29
at Detroit Council (1761), 3:475-76, 483, 494
at Easton Council (1762), 3:761-62
for the Englishman, 12:97
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:356-59, 389, 393
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 6:436, 444-45, 454
after German Flats raid (1757), 9:860-61
for Gawehe, 12:121-22, 126
for Justice Frank, 3:430-31, 433-34, 504
for the Half King, 9:173
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster Iroquois Congress (1757), 9:730-33, 735, 753-
54, 762
for Iroquois on Niagara campaign, 3:440
for Johnson (Christopher), 10:663-64, 674-76, 721, 771
for Johnson (Guy) family deaths, 12:363, 505, 844-45
for Johnson (Sir* William), 13:681, 686
for Karaghiagigo, 12:364-65, 370, 371, 389
for Kass murder (1769), 12:737
for Kayashuta's children, 12:1055
for Kindarunty, 10:67, 69, 70, 74
for Lake George battle (1755) losses, 2:126, 127, 416
for Lottridge, 4:415
at Michilimackinac Conference (1761), 3:538
for Mohawk chief drowned by whites, 8:1093
Munsie, 11:616
at Muskingum conference (1764), 11:453-54
for Oneidas murdered at German Flats (1757), 9:797-98, 799
at Onondaga Council (1753), 9:110-11, 115-16
at Onondaga Council (1762), 10:588
for Onondagas murdered (1766) at Fort Pitt, 12:125-26
for Onughrageghte, 13:503, 618
for Ramsay murders (1772), 8:497, 512, 514-15
for the Eed Head, 11:246
with Shawnees, 4:873, 878; 5:45, 248-55, 260-61; 11:959, 969, 983,
989; 12:8
for smallpox victims, 9:813
for son of Seneca George, 7:178, 226, 254, 274
for Sononquiris (Onondaga), 12:303
for Squashcutter, 11:820-21
for Stump murders, 12:425, 432-34, 435-36, 453-54, 460, 461, 462-64,
467-68
for Swegaaseo (1764), 11:204-205
for Tagethsadde, 10:236-37
for Takawadasse, 11:708
for Thomas' uncle, 5:274
after Ticonderoga attack (1758), 9:945-46, 947
for "Warren (Peter), 9:102-104; 13:33
confederacies :
Canadian, 3:273n; 7:295; 11:608-609; 12:837-39 (See also Canadian
Indian Confederacy)
of Illinois, 4:886-87; 11:842-43; 13:414
Iroquois-Cherokee, 7:294-95, 319, 328, 332, 343, 361-62
of Iroquois and Western Indians, 7:78-79, 108, 140, 171, 184; 8:6-11
migration and, 11:400, 403
Scioto, 11:329-33
272
Sir William Johnson Papers
Confederacies of 1763, memorandum on location and fighting numbers,
4:240-46
(See also Indian Affairs Department, policy, of consolidation of con-
federacies; Indian Affairs Department, policy, of division of confed-
eracies)
conference protocol:
Bradstreet violation of, 11:515
decorum in, 13:189, 192
French management, 11:232
Johnson explanations of, 4:331; 6:398-404, 468; 7:209, 1069-70; 11:365-
66, 377, 399, 400-401
Pennsylvania management, 11:170-71
sachemhood and, 12:951, 952
threat interpretations, 12 : 652-53
warrior consultation and, 12:256-57; 13:60, 189, 619-20
conservatism of, 13:191
credit risk, 12:411-12; 13:423
death veil, 7:112; 10:32; 12:123, 349
"dreams" of, 12:184, 498, 1085
education and, 1:233-34, 353-54; 2:410-11; 3:345
Boston movement, 3:628, 880, 903
civilization and, 3:331; 7:600-601; 8:857-58, 869-70, 922-23
mechanic arts, 7:965, 1026
for the ministry, 5:410, 427, 431, 440, 455, 461, 464, 513, 531, 604, 838;
7:600, 812, 878
settlers and, 5:512, 530, 779
Warren bequest for, 3:880; 4:380; 5:591
(See also Education; Missionaries; Schools; Schoolteachers; Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts)
election methods of, 12:951
ethnic speculations concerning, 6:723; 7:253n
face-painting, 12:976; 13:194
fasting, 13:199
flags for, 2:575; 3:153; 10:710, 713; 11:299, 300, 305, 306, 765, 767, 820;
12:94, 113, 635; 13:712
Abenaki, 12:570, 646; 13:715
exchange of French, 10:708, 709; 11:807
Johnson Hall inventory, 13:647
return of, 12:364-65, 370, 390, 491
serge for, 2:644
Missisaugas, 12:975, 976
white French-Spanish (1768), 12:550
French villages shared with, 5:660
Green Corn Dance, 12:872
greeting songs, 4:451-52
handicrafts of, 1:14, 323-24; 4:199, 697
honesty of, 12:190, 953; 13:190-91, 203, 206
houses (Canestio), 11:132, 159
hunting, 1:904; 2:647, 694; 3:220, 263, 337
Amherst on, 3:345
archery, 13:205
arms refusals and, 7:780; 11:234
Aughquisasne hunting grounds, 7:110-11, 127; 11:353
buffalo and, 6:326, 433
Caglmawaga, 11:876, 918-19, 9S5; 13:431-32, 633
Canadian winter, 3:637; 7:906, 921
Cayuga, 9:928
decline in (1764), 4:557-58
deer calls, 13:205
deer seasons, 4:643; 10:17, 32
Delaware, 9 : 742 ; 11 : 4 5 7
Detroit, 6:719, 720, 722; 10:201
273
Index
Indians,
Detroit liquor regulations and, 5:808, 810
fishing rights, 3:882; 4:692; 5:425; 10:374, 507-508, 512-13
Iroquois land claims by New York treaties, 13:40
Johnson on importance of, 7:597-598, 599-600; 12:955
land sales and, 3:409-10; 5:324
liquor traders and, 8:639; 12:971-72
Mahican, 12:481-82, 498-99, 500
Michilimackinac seasonal conditions, 12:58-59
military service and, 11:194, 214, 495, 708
Mohawk, 2:818; 3:233; 9:475; 10:246; 11:554, 606, 9S5; 12:233, 345;
13 ■ °64 633
Montreal, 3:348, 363, 394, 970; 4:200, 540
Nahantick, 5:425
Ohio Biver, 8:586; 9:132; 12:1084-85, 1088, 1089
Oneida, 12:1037; 13:684
Oswegatchies, 13:186
Pontiac's, 5:637, 648
powder and ammunition for, 3:433, 445-46, 448, 455, 457, 458, 466, 472,
486-87, 543, 544, 546-47; 4:282-S3; 10:238, 246 (Sec also Arms, dis-
bursement to Indians)
price levels and, 10:238, 680-81
Proclamation (1763) on lands reserved to, 4:267
profit average (1760), 13:188
rangers and, 9:569
religion and, 4:72; 5:439, 530, 569
settler encroachment and, 5:ix, 39, 125; 7:598-600; 8:262
Shawnee, 10:576, 579
shoe leather supply, 10:68
southern, 12:98, 99
summer, 6:392
trade limitation to outposts and, 6:54-58; 13:452-53
wintering of traders and, 5:131-32, 828-29; 12:188-89
hunting (See also Furs)
hut-building, 10:39
inheritance procedure, 12:1053
Johnson's trade with, 1:5-7, 22, 36, 50
land ownership by the community, 11:411
legal recourse of, 6:186 (See also Legal procedure, Indian recourse)
lice-eating, 13:186, 191, 205
medals :
(1747), 9:22, 25
(1753), 9:109
(1755), 2:575, 583
(175S), 10:75
(1759), 3:175
(1760— Montreal campaign), 3:311, 317-18, 333, 346-47, 378, 386, 441,
442-43, 445; 10:218, 251-54, 258, 264; 13:218, 220, 222
(1763), 10:933
(1764), 4:437, 447, 453, 482; 11:244, 305, 306, 307, 310, 313
(1765), 11:619, 710, 739, 767, 780-81, 807, 820
(1766), 5:20, 33, 163, 187, 303, 333, 346, 376; 12:16-17, 23-24, 25, 32,
34, 70, 94, 117, 132, 134-35, 149, 152, 180, 265
photograph, 12:20
(1767), 5:6S7, 689, 714, 758
(1770), 7:607, 703-704, 732, 907; 12:S66
(1771), 8:135, 255, 314
Carleton distribution of, 7:129
certificate in presentation of, 10:254 (See also Indians, certificates for,
supra)
French, 10:706; 11:216, 772, 780; 12:24, 152; 13:119
return of, 12:365, 370, 371, 390
sachemhood and, 10:237, 238
274
Sir William Johnson Papers
Wyandotte, 10:204
medical practices of, 6:31
medical services (1773) to, 8:845-49
memoranda of sundry articles (1770) for, 7:779-S0
Negro marriages, 5:152; 13:084
New England extirpation of, 7:598
nomadism, 4:611; 7:507; 9:845-47, 849-52; 11:66, 400, 403; 12:570, 571,
579-80, 839-47; 13:624, 628-29
Northern (See Canada; Iroquois; and specific groups, e.g., Chippewa)
passports, 9:628-29, 722, 781, 804, 852, 907; 10:198, 482-83, 862, 942-43;
11:234, 354, 609, 763, 812; 12:240, 242, 243, 25S-59, 305, 389, 429, 431
peace song, 11:727
pole to mark chief's house, 13:429
punishment and Indian attitudes, 8:1146; 10:623-25, 64S-49
religion and. 1:233-34, 247; 4:72-73; 5:3S8-89, 410, 427, 433, 439, 440, 6S5,
779, 837-38, 850; 10:231
creation mythology, 10:505-506, 511
Inglis proposals for conversion, 7:504-508, 596-602, 746-50, 761-66, 875-
79, 962-65; 8:174, 228, 264, 279, 300, 553, 584, 621-22, 624
Smith's plan for Indian conversion, 5:510-14, 528-32, 569
(See also specific Christian agencies for education or conversion, i.e.,
Catholicism; Church of England; Churches; Missionaries; Society of
Jesus; Soeiety for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts)
"replacement of the' dead." 7:955; 9:82, 109, 300, 357, 3S9, 390, 391, 566,
586, 587, 767; 10:305, 329
of Abenaki chiefs, 12:570, 579
Abenaki-Stockbridge peace and, 10:308, 411, 413, 431; 13:113
Abraham honored by, 9:594, 595
Canadian scalpings and, 9:770, 787
Delaware prisoners adopted in, 4:364, 365, 368-69; 13 :103
French practice, 2:388
of Gaustrax, 8:17
of Kanodoek, 11:32
of Karnghiagigo, 12:364-65, 389-90
of Kindaruntv, 10:74
of Lottridge," 11:53, 234
principle of, 12:953; 13:191
prisoner distribution as, 11:110
of Setli of Canajoharie, 9:622-23
sachemhood:
authority and practice in, 12:951-52
ceremony, 10:443, 444; 11:821
English legal attiludes toward, 11:428, 429,889
Johnson (Warren) admitted to, 13:205, 206
sponsor appointment, 11:709
warrior consultation and, 13:60, 189, 619-20
sale of arms ami clothing, 2:735
sale of children, 1:207, 259, 260 61, 330; 3:322, 351, 383
seasickness fears, 13:189
soldiers and:
(1753), 10:338, 365
(1755), 1:668-69, 732, 818; 2:7, 13, 75-76, 383, 392; 9:191
(1756). 2:554, 562; 9:439, t54, 160, 461 62, 490, r,:\r>, 545-48: 13:88,
89, 91 V
(1757), 9:591, 600 601, 617, 701-705, 707-708, 7S8
(1758), 2:772-74; 10:56, 62 63; 13:104-107
(1760), 10:135; 13:167, 171-72
(1761), 3:348-49, 373, 376-77, 380, 383, 384, 387, 394, 453, 459-60, 473-
74, 192, 199, 527-28, 575; 10:263, 269-70. 281 ; 13:218, 222, 225
227-28, 232, 233, 272
(1702), 3:629, 969-70; 10:505, 507, 511,512-13
(1763), 4:63; 10:683-84, 750, 755, 911
275
Index
Indians,
(1764), 4:451-52, 482; 11:192-93, 198, 245-46, 247, 351-54, 356-57,
365-66, 377
(1765), 4:790; 11:540, 569, 586, 603, 629
(1766), 5:224-25, 232, 271-72
(1769), 6:566, 604; 7:182
(1770), 7:484-85, 651, 682-83, 942-43, 985-87, 993-94, 1016, 1052, 1053-
54, 1076, 1117-18, 1125
(1771), 8:9-10
(1772), 8:593
Iroquois protest (1762) against abuses, 3:707, 710-11, 724, 824-25
Southern :
Atkin as agent for, 2:437-38, 485, 716; 3:12
Augusta Congress (1763), 4:279, 296, 304, 315; 10:950, 951, 952
Belcher and, 2:516, 519
English enlistment against Northern Indians, 4:235, 266-67; 10:950-51
French-English rivalry for, 2:29, 270-71, 387-88, 390, 402, 812, 815;
3:138-39, 142, 143
fund for, 2:828
Illinois and, 3:323
Iroquis protest (1762) against abuses, 3:707, 710-11, 724, 824-25
9:557 558
Iroquois alliances (1756), 9:493, 560-61
Iroquois hostilities (1757), 9:587-88
Lake George defense (1756), 9:530
land cessions, 12:56, 674
Loudoun and, 2:558
Ohio French and, 9:450, 565, 719, 736, 771, 785, 805, 825; 10:90-92
schools for, 5:343
Senecas and, 3:449, 450, 662, 698-99, 732-33; 9:785
Shawnees and, 3:294; 8:835
South Carolina, 3:733-34; 4:188
threat of general Indian War (1757), 9:785-86
Virginia and, 7:897
Scioto Congress (1774) plans and, 12:1081, 1088, 1089
Wabash hostilities (1773), 8:835, 842-43, 895
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7-9
Western Indian conspiracy (1772) and, 8:586-87, 661, 688-89
western revolts (1763) and, 10:728
(See also specific groups, e.g., Cherokees)
as "subjects" of the King, 4:528-33, 547, 548, 575, 576, 601, 604, 610-11,
616, 783, 805; 8:639-40; 11:394-96, 493, 950-51; 12:994-95
submissiveness (Warren Johnson on), 13:188
tattooing, 13:194
taxation of merchandise (1751), 1:321-22
testimonials, 7:494-95, 521, 590, 592, 658 (See also Indians, certificates,
supra)
totems, 7:961
trade indemnities, 4:630-31, 734, 760, 768; 5:16-17, 38-39, 458; 6:477-78,
579-80; 7:528, 591, 592w, 631, 650-51, 659, 66S; 8:929, 1024; 10:824,
992-93
trading conduct, 7:348-49
tree uprooted and buried as peace ceremonv, 9:836
tribal hospitality, 7:110-11, 127
tribute payments to, 4:433, 445; 11:223
visits to settlers, 3:527 (See also Settlers, frontier outrages against Indians)
war clubs, 4:385, 404; 11:174
war dance, 2:577, 592, 635, 643, 775; 3:173; 9:939; 10:9; 11:33, 206,
251, 272
warfare methods, 4:235, 371-72, 378, 450; 9:439, 785; 10:740, 878-79, 953,
990; 11:174, 206, 239-40; 13:188, 292, 294-95
ambuscade, 9:209-10; 10:790-91, 803
Bradstreet and, 11:231-33, 504-505
276
Sir William Johnson Papers
chastity and, 13:209
firearms and decline in, 12:952
military attitudes, 12:955, 995
outpost maintenance and, 4:519; 9:517; 10:462-63; 11:7, 9
prisoners of war, 13:189, 190, 191
Sioux, 10:710-11
trenches and fire, 10:734-35, 745
war attire, 13 : 194
war whoop, 12:1051; 13:194, 295, 319 (See also Indians, war song,
infra)
war song, 2:500, 775, 795; 4:365, 369; 9:667, 787, 792; 10:105, 739, 852;
11:49-50, 67, 95, 245, 472; 13: 168, 191, 192, 291
Johnson's use of, 11:150, 208
of Pontiac, 11:227
Western *
Canadian Indian message (1763), 4:180, 202; 13:299
Cherokee hostilities (1768-71), 6:433-34; 7:294-95, 319, 652, 1077;
12:689-90, 812-13, 822, 945
Cherokee hunting grounds and, 6:694
Croghan mission expenses (1761), 3:300, 302
Denny and, 2:788-89, 797
English sympathies (1759), 10:90-92, 103-104
Detroit siege (See Detroit, Indian siege of),
expeditions against (1764), 4:348, 396
Fort Stanwix Congress invitations, 12:490, 500, 503, 524, 527, 543-44,
606, 628-29, 726
French, 2:676-77, 796; 3:6, 28, 336-37; 4:170, 176, 180, 187, 200, 239,
253, 275-76, 282, 291, 295, 303; 5:vii, 613; 6:275, 333-34, 467, 601-
602, 630-31; 7:155; 9:612-13
German Flats Congress (July, 1770) embassies, 12:834, 838-39, 890-91,
893
indemnities for traders' war losses, 4:281, 315, 329
Iroquois and, 2:368; 4:183, 200, 296; 6:307; 7:15, 29, 108, 150-51, 160,
171, 264, 294-95, 316, 319, 332, 407-408, 652, 656; 10:55; 11:786-87,
824, 835, S38, 842, 846, 893; 12:726; 13:409
Iroquois embassy (1765), 11:905-906, 907, 931, 940
Iroquois embassy (1771-72), 8:259, 278, 319, 405-408, 418-19, 630
Iroquois embassy (1773-74), 12:1034, 1044-52, 1055-60, 1089, 1091-94,
1114; 13:640, 641, 666, 671-72, 673-74, 677-78, 681, 686
Iroquois negotiations (1767) for union against English, 13:440-46
Iroquois pence negotiation (3766) by Croghan, 13:408-409
Johnson Hall meeting (1773), 8:879
map of situation after Peace of 1783, 6:524
Monckton conference (1760), 3:268
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:303, 332, 344-45, 350, 421-23, 428-
503, 510-13, 559, 561. 565, 570, 574, 792; 4:296; 13:215-74
peace negotiations (1764), 4:396-97, 407 (See also Niagara, Indian
Congress (1764))
Philadelphia Council (1758) and, 2:817
(1761), 3:350, 354-55, 391
(1762), 10:395-96
Seneca alliances, 9:874, 947, 962; 10:6
southern Indian recruitmenl against, 4:235, 266-67; 10:950-51
threal of general Indian war (1762), 3:865-69, 964-65; 8:1144-
10:534 35
throat of general Indian war (1763), 4:95-100, 169-71, 176 187 213
216, 220-21, 23.1 36, 249 10, 275-76, 308; 10:723-24, 728, 746-58, 792-
94, S02-803
threat of general Indian war (1764), 4:334
threat of general Indian war (1765), 11:740, 744-45 763 764 65 7T>
784, 790, son. 810, 813, 818-20, 824, 838, 842-43, 981-82', 989
threat of general Endian war (1766), 12:130-31, 136, 137, 140, 229
277
Index
Indians, Western,
threat of general Indian War (1767), 5:701, 723, 736-38, 739, 740,
741-42, 743-44, 750-51, 755, 763, 776, 788; 12:363, 370-71, 374, 375,
,:i86-S8 ■ 13*433-46
threat of' general Indian war (1768), 12:401, 414-15, 425, 429, 431,
433-34 435-36 522-23 632-35
threat of general' Indian War (1769), 7:76-77, 78-79, 86-87, 96, 98, 107,
119-20, 142, 154-55, 177, 178, 182, 184-85. 186-87, 209, 211-12, 221,
225, 315-17; 12:722-23, 726, 744
threat of general Indian war (1770), 7:404-405, 406-408, 483-85, 525-26,
540, 541-42, 551-52, 651-53, 654-56, 669, 689-90, 817, 852-55; 12:769-
70 786 S22 S38
threat of general Indian war (1771), 7:1149-50; B>:x, 6-11, 35-36, 45-46,
57-58, 70, 75-78, 141, 206, 219-20, 251, 259-62, 277-79, 285, 337, 341,
343, 348-49, 373-74, 441; 12:916-17
threat of general Indian war (1772), 8:501-502, 508-509, 511, 519-20,
587, 661, 68S-89
threat of general Indian war (1774), 8:1145, 1151, 1164-65, 1167;
12:1088-90, 1115; 13:641, 667-68, 669-72, 675, 676-77, 679, 680,
681-82, 687, 688, 690-91, 694-97
trade opening requests (1757), 13:100-101
trade opening requests (1767), 13:458-59
(See also specific groups)
wood lore, 13:199, 205
See also Indian Affairs; and see specific Indian groups, e.g., Iroquois
Ingersol, capt., 9:231, 236
lngersoll, Jared, 10:4S6«,
Inglis, Eev. Charles, 8:ix, 44
autograph, 8:xv
catholic missionaries and, 7:310
Chandler publication (1769) sent by, 7:1
on conversion of the Indians, 7:504-508, 544, 5S4, 596-602, 746-50, 761-66,
875-79, 962-65, 1026; 8:174
memorial, 8:228, 264, 277, 279, 300, 553, 584, 621-22, 624
on Dunmore's arrival, 7:966
fund for ladies whose connections served the state, 8:381
godson of, 7:965; 8:542
Johnson's support for episcopate asked (1766), 5:432-34, 488
Johnson visit (1770), 7:692, 695, 696
on King's College growth, 8:541-42
on liberty poles, 7:509
on missionary salaries, 7:357-59, 391-92, 504, 747, 763, 964
Nova Scotia episcopate, 5:ix
portrait, 7:356
Schenectady vestrymen and, 8:1088
Ingraham, Hezekiah, 1:716
Inman, Henry (artist), 13:ix
Innes, James, col, l:496n, 745; 2:751; 9:159, 205, 834n
Innis, Francis, 11:488
Insenockshoree (Scioto Indian), 11:330
Instruments :
camera obscura, 8:341
carpenters' tools in Johnson Hall (1774), 13:649
clocks and watches, 8:1140; 13:538, 599, 654
electrical, 1:381; 4:768, 865, 880, 885; 11:954
knives :
Adems accounts, 13:534, 536, 548, 551
Butler accounts, 13:513, 514, 515
Campbell accounts (1756-65), 13:344, 345, 351, 352, 372
Indian goods disbursements (1755-56), 2:568, 569, 571. 584. 585 589
606, 618, 619, 620, 621, 628, 633, 638
pen knives, 2:587, 617
Phyn and Ellice accounts, 13:469, 474
278
Sir William Johnson Papers
prices in furs, 11:990
Leyden jars, 11:954
machinery loan, 11:562
magic lantern, 13:657
musical, 1:265; 4:638, 840, 877; 7:711, 760, 780
scales, 5:817; 12:217; 13:31
screw plate, 8:39, 43, 90-91
shoemakers' tools in Johnson Hall (1774), 13:647
speaking trumpet, 13 : 655
spectacles, 5:155, 478; 6:484; 13:604
spyglasses, 13:652, 663
sun dial, 4:8, 21-22, 85
surveying, 1:385; 5:542, 553, 563, 665, 797; 7:372, 559, 1116, 1157-58;
13:662
telescopes, 1:525, 535, 566, 578, 586, 612, 619, 6S7, 761; 2:392
Interpreters :
Aughquisasne, 7:128
Bradstreet expedition, 11:492, 508
Oadaracqui, 9:82
Caghnawagas and, 4:825; 7:530-31, 899-900, 1018-19; 11:207
Carleton appointment, 7:159, 221-22, 264
certification of, 4:708
colonial administration of trade and, 8:29, 951; 12:554, 610, 654-55, 674,
710, 729, 731; 13:486
commissary instructions on, 5:517-18; 12:248, 413; 13:424
conduct of, 3:473, 528
Delaware, 11:460
at Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace treaty, 11:5S5, 592
Detroit, 3:552, 915; 5:442-43, 675, 688-S9, 703, 723, 730; 6:764; 7:196;
11:397, 685, 831; 12:75-76, 206, 804; 13:318-19, 389, 421
at Easton Council (1762), 3:761, 768, 769, 776, 777, 778, 783, 787, 789
education and, 10:2SO, 440, 469
for English in Canada, 4:223
Fort Brewerton, 10:498; ll:3.r)7
at Fort Chart res, 4:191, 515; 5:578-79; 7:78; 12:79, 81, 85, 284, 701;
13:395, 397, 399,421, 427
at Fort Erie, 5:289
at Fort Ontario, 3:985; 4:164, 167, 652, 879; 5:S00; 6:112; 7:911; 12:175.
732, 823
at Fort Pitt, 4:586; 12:50, 51, 732, S04; 13:421
Fort Stanwix Congress, 12:619, 027
Gage on appointment of, 11:370
Gates request (1758), 9:919, 922
Green Bay, 11:930
Harris Ferry- Lancaster Congress (1757), 9:623, 624, 625, 654, 719
Hillsborough on need for, 6:327
Indian Affairs reorganization (1764-65) and, 4:624-25, 725, 785, 798 827
837; 5:442; 11:481, 830-31, 892; 12:131, 143, 204
Johnson on need for, 4:240; 6:341, 363, 496, -"-12, 653; 7:86, 89, 90; 9:127
at Miehilimackinac, 5:442-43; 7:48: 10:556; 11:397, 80S; 12:75-76 100,
206, 450-53
Mohawk, 10:729
Montreal, 13:166
murder of Croghan's, 5:239-40
at Niagara, 5:442-43, 758; 6:154-55, 764
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:466, 107, 477; 11:262, 263, 272
at Niagara surrender (1759), 13:1 L9 20, 159
Nova Scotia, 12:196, 197
Oneida, 11:29, 31
Onondaga, 9:384
Oqiiaga, 4:395
Oswegatchie, 4:212
L'79
Index
Interpreters,
Oswego, 3:882-83; 10:505, 511
Ottawa, 12:285
Ouiatanon, 13:296
Post Vincent, 13:398
provisions at the forts, 5:337
salaries :
(1756), 2:400-401, 660
(1759), 13:120
(1761), 3:300, 528
(1762), 3:827, 877, 914, 985; 10:560, 824
(1763), 4:82, 222; 10:637; 13:296
(1764), 4:383, 562, 575; 11:166
(1765), 4:851, 852; 11:575, 685, 831, 930
(1766), 5:97, 100, 109, 110, 140, 147, 264, 367; 12:79, 143, 197, 206;
13:389, 395, 397, 398, 399
(1767), 5:57S-79, 677, 699, 758; 12:264; 13:421, 427
(1768), 6:281, 340; 12:554, 640-4Spassim, 701, 731-32
(1769), 6:632, 764; 7:11, 51, 78, 89-90, 91, 298; 12:764
(1770), 12:804, 805, 814, 871; 13:708
(1771), 12:903, 927; 13:710, 712
(1772), 8:600, 618, 620; 12:949, 1004; 13:713, 714, 715
(1773), 12:1022; 13:718, 720
(1774), 8:1097, 1168, 1171; 13:721
at Sandusky court of enquiry (1764), 11:369
Stevens appointment, 9:717
Wyandotte, 10:204, 206
See also individual names
Intrepid (ship), 4:94, 123
Ireland, 1:35, 39, 53, 59, 74
County Cavan men, 13:196
Dublin Office of Arms, 3:vii, ix
Eyre correspondence (1755), 13:64
Falkland Islands crisis (1770), 7:1029, 1047
harpers from, 11:973
hemp production, 4:103
jews' harps from, 7:1072
Johnson (John) in, 5:120, 182-83, 208, 269, 371; 7:331; 12:88, 250, 252
Johnson's baronetcy and, 2:343
Johnson's family in, 1:257-58, 319-20, 352-53, 370-71, 907; 3:889, 898;
A:xi, 502, 545; 8:823; ll:362w; 12:1030-31 {See also individual names)
Smithstown house, photograph, 13 : 734
Johnson's influence in, 8:381
Kain return requested, 8:41-42
labor imported from, 4:879; 5:434
linen trade (1738), 13:1
Lord Lieutenancy (1771), 8:146-47, 358, 460
military establishment, 7:402; 8:52
potash testing in, 3:968; 4:11
potatoes from, 8:500, 625, 797
regiments raised (1755) in, 9:154
regiments return (1763), 4:87, 92-93, 102
schoolteachers from, 8:18, 20, 26-27, 31-32
settlers from, 4:49; 5:847; 8:613-14; 12:251, 1031 (See also Irish)
ship with servants from, 4:9
Strongbow conquest of, 13:734
Temporary Laws suspended (1770), 7:1074
time difference with America, 13:197
Townshend and, 7:839
troop transports (1767) from, 12:336
Warren's trip to, 1:240
See also specific cities; and see Irish
Irena (prisoner), 11:490
280
Sir William Johnson Papers
Irish :
in Albany, 3:129
attitudes toward, 4:11
in Canada, 9 : 791
"Hibernian Concert," 4:850
imported labor, 4:879; 7:188
Johnson's tenants, 4:572; 5:847; 9:147
Schenectady Dutch riots (1761), 13:201
Ware on, 4:595
Iron River, 7:790; 8:124
Irondequoit, 12:930; 13:149, 269
French trader (1766) at, 12:210, 211
Haldimand expedition (1779), 8:1215
Niagara surrender (1759) and, 13:122, 124
Seneca cession, 4:331; 11:155
settlement, 1:926-27
Wade and Keiuser expedition stop, 7:725
Iroquois (Five Nations, Six Nations) :
Abenaki councils with, 3:555-56
Albany Indian Affairs Commission and, 1:317-18, 339-44; 9:83-84, 130,
143-44, 155; 13:25
allies listed, 3:273m; 9:493, 560-61
Amherst policy protested by, 10:677-84
Braddock and, 1:625m, 626, 627, 632, 633, 637, 662-65, 794; 2:382; 9:171-
74, 175, 176, 901; 13:40-41
Bradstreet Treaty (1764) and, 4:544, 549, 600, 604
Bradstreet troop return and, 11:500-501, 514, 521
Cadaracqui meeting (1762) and, 3:748, 752, 754
Caghnawaga conference with Claus (1771), 8:210
Caghnawaga deputation (1773), 12:1027; 13:617-19, 717
Caghnawaga conferences (Johnson Hall, Sept., 1763), 4:200, 205-206, 208;
10:828-55, 862, 877
Caghnawaga Treaty (1760), 10:260, 269
Canada and, 1:59-60, 63-65, 80, 87-88, 97, 107, 135-38, 140-41, 151-52, 156-
65, 187, 277-78, 431, 908-20; 2:325; 9:41-42; 10:316-17
Canadesaga Seneca Council (1763) and, 10:795, 800
Canadian Confederacy alliance, 3:547; 13:163, 164, 618-19
Canadian deputation (1756), 2:563-64, 675-77, 701, 704-709; 9:5S3, 605-607,
618, 621, 635, 637, 642, 643, 665, 668-69, 903
Canadian deputation (1773), 13:617-21
Cherokee-Canadian Confederacy Council (German Flats, July, 1770) 7:494,
706, 721-22, 737, 769, 785, 787, 789, 790, 798, 799, 817-18, 832-33, 840,
841, 844, 871-72, S75, 894, 897, 907, 1069; 8:76; 12:802, 803, 825, 835,
837«, 849-52, 856-58, 866-67, 868
arms demand as test of English integrity, 7:852-53; 12:850 852
Indian proposal of, 7:295, 328, 343, 361-62, 376-77, 380, 412-13; 12:769-
70, 775
policy of division of confederacies and, 7:332, 540, 541-42, 655, 852-53.
855 '
Canadian treaties against English, 9:44, 7.".
Canajoharie conference (1759), 3:25n, 27-32, 163-61, 271
Castle Cumberland meeting (1761), 3:356
Catawbas and, 1:259, 261, 386-87, 912, 913-14; 6:665, 695; 8:247; 9:75-76,
97, 114, 118, 283; 10:437n
census (1768), 6:261-62
census (1760) of Johnson troops at Oswego, 10:175
certificate design (1757), 13:98
Chenango Council (1756), 9:382, 416, 455-56, 609, 744, 747, 752
Chenussio Council (1762), 3:699, 701
Chenussio Council (1763), 4:64; 10:624-25, 630, 633-34, 653, 681
Cherokee alliance, 2:742; 7:294-95, 319, 328, 343, 361-62, 376-77, 490-91,
525, 551-52, 655, 705-706, 785, 799, 957, 993, 1016, 1053, 1076; 8:70,
281
Index
Iroquois,
407, 586, 63S; 12:813, S22
Cherokee war, 4:6-7, 62, ISO, 190-91, 193, 196, 872; 10:452, 543, 548, 550,
566, 573-74, 576, 584, 592, 593, 594, 635, 866, 891, 908-909, 942-43;
12:294, 295, 344-45, 418; 13:207
Boyd murder and, 12:295, 337-39, 360
peace negotiations, 4:828, 840-41, 848-49, 858-62; 5:31, 33, 48, 234, 449,
548, 552, 739, 832; 6:3, 69n, 184; 10:605; 11:863, S93, 932-33,
941-42, 976; 12:21, 34, 56-57, 98-99, 308, 313, 315, 322, 332, 372,
393-96, 406, 415, 431-32, 455, 688-89
peace treaty (1768), 6:139, 142, 149, 150, 153, 155, 176, 198», 203,
224-26, 252, 292, 480; 7:151, 652; 8:233, 252-53, 1086; 12:451-52,
456-58, 460, 461, 464, 467-68, 469, 470-71, 472, 473, 475; 13:428
speech of the Prince of Chote, 12:339-40, 360, 386, 388-89
Chickesaws and, 8:407, 779
Chippewas and, 7:716, 796-97
Choctaw hostilities (1770), 12:813, 822
Christian conversion of, 6:18, 28-29, 67-68; 7:747, 762, 764, 876-78, 964,
1026
condolence for Christopher Johnson, 10:674-76
Conestog-a murders and, 4:284, 299, 306, 310, 323, 324, 357-58, 366, 368;
11:17-18, 31, 32, 34, 126
covenant chain metaphor, 1:158-59
Creek threat of uprising (1774) and, 8:1086, 1104, 1118
Cressap treaty (1766), 5:458, 469, 507; 12:236
Crown Point expedition (1755) and, 1:470-71, 472, 473-75, 501, 522-25, 531,
535, 796-97, 804; 2:4, 57, 86, 167, 380-83; 9:172
culture of, 12:950-55
Delaware domination by, 2:369, 411, 414-15, 418-19, 681-82, 752; 4:361;
6:139-40, 142; 8:640, 648, 675, 688-89, 837; 9:310, 336, 364, 476n, 477,
615, 747, 755; 13:76-77, 78
Delaware resettlement (1767) among, 12:258-59, 312
Delaware-Shawnee uprisings and, 1:496; 2:359, 369-70, 394, 409, 418-19,
657, 820; 9:309-11, 328-29, 331, 333-34, 335-37, 476-77; 13:76-77, 78
Embassy of 1756, 2:411, 415, 426, 432, 439-40, 443, 445-46, 447, 452,
455, 465, 469-71, 494, 521-22; 9:310-11, 353-54, 360, 364, 371, 373-74,
382-83, 400, 424-25, 429-30, 435, 439-40, 451, 455-57, 477, 540-41,
745-48
peace treaty (1765), 4:640, 649, 650, 654, 655, 664-65, 710, 731, 734,
742, 746-47; 11:510-11, 570, 585, 592, 593, 597-98, 625, 682, 68S,
707-708, 896
recruitment to punish, 2:414-15; 4:207, 272, 274, 281, 291, 361, 365, 369,
371-72, 373, 387, 389, 390-91, 399, 402, 406, 501, 551; 10:974, 990;
11:24, 33, 52-53, 54, 61, 68, 83-84, 87, 89-95, 96, 128-29, 143-44, 149-
51, 152, 157-61, 170, 173, 182, 184-85, 186, 191, 205-209, 233-37,
373-74, 472
Sandusky refusal to attack, 11:373-74, 391, 402, 504-505, 594
Denny and, 9:505, 522, 525, 744-45
Detroit siege (1763) and, 4:164; 10:715. 717
Detroit threat (1769), 6:777
Dinwiddie conference (1763), 1:385
Easton Council (1756), 9:526-27, 564-66, 607, 609, 615
Easton Council (1758) and, 2:890-91, 894, S96; 3:4; 9:954; 10:43-48, 54,
57-58, 61, 539-40
English concern for loyalty of:
(1750), 1:276-77, 280-82
(1754-55), 1:425-27, 429-34, 462-63, 465-66, 505, 507, 523, 525, 541, 543,
559, 795-96, 797, 805, 811; 2:29, 52; 9:126-32, 172-73, 178, 194-96,
203-204; 13:64-65, 71-72
(1756), 9:460, 462, 613, 623, 631-32, 640
(1757), 2:715, 721, 740, 750; 9:706, 709-11, 715, 760-61
(1758), 2:821-22, 840; 9:902-906; 10:3-8, 28-29, 42, 53-55
(1760), 3:259
282
Sir William, Johnson Papers
(1761), 3:405-406, 421, 429, 437-39, 448-53
(1762), 8:1144-45
(1763), 4:6-7, 251-53, 262, 274-76, 282-83; 10:869, 871-72, 876, 883, 894
(1771), 8:6-11, 57, 75-78, 191, 202-203, 251, 318
(1772), 8:677
Johnson on reasons for, 10:877-81
English embassy proposal, 4:64, 220-21, 260; 10:633-34, 635; 11:39
English fund (i754) for, 9:126
Esopus Indians and, 6:738-39
expenses (Fort Pitt, 1769) in behalf of, 6:660, 661; 7:8-9, 21-22
expenses of intended Canadian expedition (1746-47), 9:15-31
"foreign nations" and, in King George's War, 1:105-107, 164, 325, 327
assistance (1757), 9:675
Fort Augusta conference (1764), 4:579-83
Fort Frontenac expedition (1758), 10:12, 54
Fort George Council (1755), 1:454-55
Fort Herkimer meeting (1759), 3:23
Fort Johnson conference (1754), 9:133
Fort Johnson Congress (1755), 1:583, 584, 585-86, 590, 591, 596, 610, 612,
614, 617, 654, 659, 663-64, 669, 706, 737-39; 2:373-74; 9:153, 156, 159-
60, 165, 171n, 184-86, 252
Claus account of, 9:193-202
Johnson's summation for Braddock, 9:203-205
numbers attending, 9:189-90, 194
Proceedings, 1:625-41, 733, 752, 794, 797, 806, 813-14, 843, S50; 9:171-
79, 207, 341
Fort Johnson conferences (1756) :
autumn. 9:525, 533, 536-37, 541, 542, 548, 550-51, 559, 560-61
on fall of Oswego, 9:512
Fort Johnson Congress (1756), 2:659, 884; 9:343-94, 400, 902
Delaware-Shawnee treaty, 9:475-79. 522, 615
Fort Johnson Congress (1757), 9:690, 693-96
Fort Johnson meetings (1758), 2:843-44; 9:879-86, 887-88
Fort Jolmson meetings (1759), 3:6, 19, 20; 10:88-89, 90, 95, 96, 98-99,
104, 106
Fort Johnson meetings (1761). 10:236-42: 13:205-206
Fort Johnson meetings (Jan. 1762), 10:356-71
Fort Johnson protest on murders, 2:726
Fort Ontario Congress (1766s) and, 12:117, L52
Fort Ontario trade CI 769), 7:79-80
Fort Pitt attack threal (1762), 10:402, 406
at Fort Pitt conference (1700), 3:208-17
at Fort Pitt conference (1767), 6:10-11
atFortl'itf conference (1768), 6:122
Fort Pit) soldier attacked ( 1771), 8:9-10
forts for, 2:315, W9-10, 415; 9:127, 370, 376, 394, 398, lb;, 125, 427, 430,
435,438,461-62,509-10
Fort Stanwrx Congress (1768) and. 6:333, 334-35, 123. 513; 12:388, 459
t88, 490, 500, 502 504, 504 507, .11. VIC, 527, 543-44, 605-606, 628-29, 630,
647, 670, 681, 694 95
settlemenl of cessions, 8:580; 12:636. 662, 656.57, 659, 665, 670 671
"74, 6S1. 6 ! -:,. 6fi2, 7(19, 715, 741 12, 717, 816, 850
Fori William Eenry destruction and, 9:816, 822
French relations:
Canadian delegation (1751), 9:81 v"
Canadian delegation (1756), 2:563-64, 675-77. 701, 704-709
Canadian Indian appeals (1760), 3:188-92, 196,198
Detroil Council (1758 l, 2:791 96
Fish Creek meeting i L75S ), 10:39
French efforts (1756-57) to recall, 2:547, 563-64, 699-701 704-706
740, 750 ' ' '
French threats to destroy, 1:276, 277-79, 280, 281, 288, 296, 912, 913;
283
Index
Iroquois,
2:794-90; 3:7, 221; 9:61, 65, 420, 424, 803-804, 833; 10:20, 25;
13:100
French warnings of English betrayal, 1:507, 512-13, 524, 632, 659, 909,
914; 2:701; 9:37
-, Indian view of the French, 1:315, 389, 430-31, 442, 457, 505, 514, 541,
612, 664, 706; 2:29, 52; 4:6, 135, 279; 9:124; 10:55
Johnson efforts (1755) to align the Iroquois, 1:612, 644, 706; 2:52, 360,
387-89
Joncaire warnings of Lake George attack (1756), 9:557, 558
in King George's War, 1:22, 59, 63-64, 106-107, 149-50, 168, 174-75, 224,
226, 227, 909; 9:44, 73-74
Louis XIV grant to the Caghnawagas, 10:374-76
Louis XV message (alleged), 8:932-33
Ohio expedition plans (1753) and, 9:106-107
New York and Pennsylvania incursions (1755), 2:359-60, 387-89
Niagara French Indian Congress (1756), 9:444
Niagara French Indian Congress (1760), 10:137-38
Oswegatchie (La Galette) settlement, 10:126?i
recruitment belts, 9:56-57, 461; 10:20, 380-81, 384-86, 392-93, 398-400,
405, 421-25; 13:687
seventeenth century, 10:877-78
smiths and, 9:583
strategic political value (1754) of, 9:126-32
threat of general Indian War (1763), 4:135
at Ticonderoga, 2:397
Vaudreuil on, 2:679
frontier outrages and, 5:617, 737; 12:115-16, 123, 125-26, 130, 137-38, 311,
313, 374
Ganeghqaghtai (Indian settlement) and, 10:643-48
Ganughsharaga Creek Congress (Oct., 1767), 12:365, 368-72
George IPs death and, 10:218
German Flats conference (1767), 5:507, 552, 556; 12:303, 309-15, 324
German Flats Congress (July, 1763), 4:164, 165, 166, 170, 171, 172-73,
175-77; 10:725-26, 746-53, 767, 769, 770-71, 831, 835, 837-38
report to Amherst on, 10:754-59, 761
German Flats conference (Nov., 1771), 12:944
German Flats-Fort Johnson meeting (Sept. 1763), 4:194, 197, 202, 208, 272,
273-74; 10:789, 800-801, 804, 828-55, 856, 862
German Flats murders of Oneidas (1757) and, 9:796-98, 799
Harris Ferry-Lancaster Congress (1757), 9:595-96, 607-10, 615-16, 619-25,
698, 705, 719, 727-65, 770-72, 782
Hendrick's influence among, l:237n, 278
Johnson as Colonel of Forces of, 1:60-62, 67-68, 73-81, 82-83, 114, 115, 421,
427, 433; 2:x, 434-35; 3:116, 183, 185, 196, 199, 201, 898-99, 954;
5:21; 9:9-11; 13:40, 58-59, 73
Johnson commissioned as British authority for, 1:465-76; 2:403, 434-35;
3:359; 5:21; 9:184-86, 194, 196, 252, 283-84; 10:677-78
Johnson conference (1747), 1:104; 9:21
Johnson conferences (Dec. 1755-Feb. 1756), 2:433; 9:321
Johnson conferences (March, 1768), 6:107n, 122-23, 124, 135, 136, 139-40,
142, 149-51, 153, 154-56, 178, 179, 181, 184, 187, 198, 203, 224
Johnson conference (1773), 8:753, 762, 763-64, 778-79, 808, 837-38, 914,
1092
Johnson (Guy) congress (Sept. 1774), 8:1200-1201
Johnson (Guy) Congress (1775), 13:722
Johnson Hall Congress (April, 1762) :
plans, 3:559, 561, 565, 570, 580, 593, 598, 599, 610, 630, 653, 662, 675,
685, 686-87, 689; 10:402, 406, 409, 419, 432, 435, 439
proceedings, 3:690-717, 723-24, 727, 732, 739, 740-41, 742-43; 10:436-37,
442-43, 449, 453-54, 461
Johnson Hall Congress (March 1764) on Seneca peace, 11:105-106, 107-
108, 111-12, 113, 114-15
284
Sir William Johnson Papers
Articles of, 11:151-57
Proceedings, 11:134-61
Johnson Hall Congress (July, 1771), 8:141, 142, 160, 188-89, 191, 202-203,
218, 239-40, 251, 337; 12:911-12
Johnson Hall Congress (June-July, 1774), 8:1177, 11S4, 1186, 1192-93,
1194, 1198; 12:1107, 1112-13, 1116, 1121-22, 1124; 13:640-41, 668,
671, 673
Johnson's death at, 12:1122; 13:668, 669-70
Johnson Hall meeting (Sept. 1762), 10:500-508, 509-18
Johnson Hall meeting (Dec. 1763), 4:272, 273-74, 287, 294; 10:943-44,
957-72, 973-74, 989; 11:21, 24
Johnson Hall meeting (Jan., 1764), 11:24-35
Johnson Hall meeting (June, 1764), 11:233-37
Johnson Hall meeting (June, 1766), 5:274; 12:121-27
Johnson Hall meeting (Dec, 1766), 12:240-45
Johnson's expenses (March 1755-October 1756) in behalf of, 2:566-646
passim
Johnson tour of country (1769), 7:29, 43, 44, 84-88, 89, 93, 101, 102, 107,
119-20, 167, 176-77; 12:723, 743, 744, 747, 760
Johnson tour of country (1770), 8:281, 317-20, 343; 12:S62, 873-74
Johnson (Guy) map of country of, A:ta; 8:228, 248, 264
Kickapoos and, 8:225, 233, 586
Kingsborough meeting (1762), 3:751
King's mission (1771) to 33 nations, 8:247, 259, 260, 261, 262, 278, 318-19,
343, 349, 405-408, 418, 441, 630
Lancaster Treaty (1762), 3:921, 986; 10:498-99, 504, 510, 533, 537-41,
551-55
land claims, 1:263, 268, 425, 432, 470, 528-30; 2:229-35; 4:239; 10:382,
404-405, 680, 972
Aughquisasne, 7:127-29; 8:216
Cherokees and, 6:490, 513, 537, 692, 693-94, 708-709; 7:112, 160
Conestoga, 4:324
conquest and subjection issues in, 12:994-95
Delaware claims and, 2:752-55; 3:844, 851; 4:20; 9:755-56; 10:672
Hardenbergh patent, 7:1043, 1098; 8:348
Hudson River, 3:374, 409-10, 680; 12:531, 538, 603-604
Illinois, 8:886, 898
Indian boundary line and, 5:362, 469, 486-87, 544, 552, 646; 6:5-6, 205,
333, 407-408, 513; 7:17, 18, 99, 150-51, 179, 316, 332; 8:6, 76;
11:713, 714; 12:256-57, 288-89, 295, 366-67, 374, 402, 419, 459, 510,
520, 522, 526-27, 553, 674, 684-85 (See also Iroquois, Fort Ktamvix
Congress, supra)
Kanhawa River, 6:407, 408; 7:65, 66, 113, 119
Kaynderosseras (See Kavaderosseras)
by New York Treaties of 1701 and 1726, 13:40
Ohio, 7:184; 8:6, 630, 639-40, 834; 13:436, 441, 445-46
Pennsylvania deed release, 2:684, 752; 7:217-18: 10:43-48 54 57-58
61, 539-40
Pennsylvania grants for military service 0755), 2:392
Susquehanna Purchase, 1:396-401, 405, 454-55, -194-95; 3:39° 661-
4:70-71, SO; 9:131, 133-34, 142-45, 150-51, 152, 153, 199-200:
10:215-16, 484-86
Hartford Conference (1763), 4:123-29, 130, 138, 218; 10:663-69
722-23, 752; 11:125-126
Pennsylvania conveya, 1:454-55, 463-64, 485-86; 2:657, 684-85-
6:556-57, 563; 7:75, 99-100, 141-42, 176-77; 9:157-58, 160;
12:392
settlemenl attempts, 3:821, 822, 824, 851, 883. 885, 801 939-41-
4:20, 66, 67, 71-72, 74-75, 76 77, 80, L06, 119 122: 1*0- 116-17
471-72, 490, 551 52, 656, 663, 671-72, 69] 92, 716, 720
(See also Susquehanna Purchase)
language structure, 12:953-54 : 13:60, 64, 202
285
Index
Iroquois,
liquor and, 1:298, 580-81; 9:65, 115, 119, 199, 200, 694, 721; 10:67, 73
Logstown conference (1753) refusal, 13:23-24
Loudoun and, 2:749-50, 764-66
Mahicans and, 2:360; 7:323-24
Maryland and, 1:318; 4:6-7, 69
Miamis and, 2:795-96; 9:93
migration (1771), 7:1149-50
Mingos and, 4:586, 620-21, 624; 12:1034, 1039, 1046
"Seneca" belts of 1764, 11:371
missionaries to, 4:442, 540; 5:684; 6:545; 7:747, 762, 764; 9:63, 117;
12:350
Missisaugas and, 1:550
Mohawk protest on Kayaderosseras and, 4:654, 665, 684, 747; 11:606-607,
625-26, 651, 714, 742
Mohawk Eiver attack threats and, 3:343, 853, 854; 9:666-67
Montreal expedition (1760), 3:237n; 10:1S2, 184, 317; 13:163-64, 167-69,
173-78, 189
Munsees and, 7:1069-70
Nanticokes and, 6:254; 9:241; 12:258, 312, 352-53, 363
Newkirk murder (1762) and, 10:568-69, 583-96, 611, 623-25, 626-36, 653,
679, 681
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:481, 511-12; 11:262-327
sachem census, 11:309
Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:303, 354, 421-23, 42S-503, 792; 4:296;
10:330, 357-58, 361, 362; 11:721; journal, 13:215-74
Niagara expedition (1759), 3:400; 13:119, 120, 121, 134
numbers, 4:240-46; 13:695
Ohio alliances, 3:995; 9:63
Ohio and eastern groups, 4:578
Onondaga Councils:
(1748), 1:150, 151-52, 155-65, 168; 9:73
(1751), 1:318, 326
(1753), 1:388-91, 917; 9:110-20, 130, 140; 13:26-27
(1755), 1:629, 636, 795; 9:155
(1756), 2:442, 447, 458-59, 460-61, 464, 474, 481, 494, 496, 499-501, 506,
514, 657-58; 9:439-40, 450, 451-52, 456-57, 460, 462-63, 468-70, 478-
79, 488, 530
expenses, for horses, 2:486-87
Eeport to Henry Fox, 2:508-510
Treaty, 2:509, 522, 536
(1757), 2:664-66, 667-73, 694-95, 699-703, 884, 885; 9:583, 615, 621,
631-32, 634, 640, 643, 661, 674, 695, 711, 714-15, 724, 769, 781
neutrality decision, 9:783-86, 824-25, 838-39, 902-903, 926, 934-35;
10:5, 464; 11:137-38, 145
(1758), 2:772-73, 792, 793. 818, 821-24, 829-32, 835, 839-40, 844, 851,
852, S66, 867; 9:785, 824, 868, 873, 874-75, 877, S80, 881, 8S2-83,
895, 900, 905, 907, 916; 13:110, 111-13
(1759), 3:188-92, 222; 10:81-82, 84, 86, 88
(1761), 3:440; 10:221, 222, 237; 13:266-67
(1762), 3:820, 909, 932-33, 940, 961, 967, 973, 974, 978, 980, 983, 988;
4:6, 15; 10:538, 552, 553, 569, 623, 628
(1763), 4:106, 119; 10:651, 663-69, 671, 717, 770, S45, 869, 894
(1764), 4:367-68
(1765), 11:661
(1769), 7:86, 87, 98, 120, 142, 222, 264, 294-95, 319, 328, 332, 380,
490-91, 525, 552; 12:769, 775, 797, 79S, 802
(1772), 8:407, 638-39, 679; 12:999, 1050
(1773), 8:753; 12:1018
(1774), 8:1146; 13:674, 675, 676, 688, 689, 692, 694-97, 721
Johnstown preliminary conferences, 13:680-81
report to Guy Johnson, 13:700, 703
286
Sir William Johnson Papers
Western Indian messages, 13:677-78, 681, 686
Oswegatchies and, 3:240, 251, 261, 263, 265; 13:124, 127, 133-34
Oswego attack threats (1756) and, 9:344, 346, 365-66, 368-69, 382-S3, 431,
432, 434, 436, 437
Oswego capture and, 2:547, 707; 9:518-19, 520, 541, 901-902; 10:55
Oswego conference plans (1756), 9:366, 368-69, 398, 403, 410, 415, 440,
451, 452
Oswego Congress (1759), 13:121, 124, 125-26, 127-41, 149, 152, 154-55,
156-57
Oswego Congress (1762), 3:793, 818, 821, 833-34
Oswego incidents (1748), 1:133-38; 2:401, 409
Oswego priest and, 9:48
Oswego trade restrictions (1750), 9:69
Ottawa Council (1762), 10:534-35
Ottawa threats (1760), 10:141
Ouiattanons and, 4:824; 8:586
Pennsylvania condolence for Canasadego (1751), 1:317-18, 326
Pennsylvania invitations (1758), 2:844, 850
(1761), 3:354-55; 10:214, 221, 222, 232, 300-301, 307; 10:395-96
(1762), 3:686-87, 688, 689; 10:395-96
Pennsvlvania mediation request in frontier panic (1774), 8:1182-83, 1187;
12:1124; 13:667-68
Pennsylvania prisoner return (1762), 3:687, 688; 10:395-96, 498, 504,
510, 559
Philadelphia Council (1762), 3:663
Philadelphia jailing of Indians (1757) and, 9:769
Piankashaws and, 8:646
Pittsburgh conference (Oct., 1773) on Shawnee warning to traders, 12:1034
Pontiac and, 4:552-55; 11:818-20, 824, 905-906
Quakers and, 2:776-77, 833; 3:4, 940
recruitment (1758), 9:009-15, 923-25, 936-40, 942-43, 944-45, 966-67; 10:11-
13, 20, 24-25, 29, 42, 316
from Sault St. Louis, 1:146% (See also Caghnawagas)
schools for, 5:343, 436, 439-40, 447, 471, 775; 9:127
seminary proposal, 8:x, 857-59, 869-70, 919, 922-23
Scioto Council (1771), 8:9, 111, 142, 160, 190, 318, 343, 373
(1772), 8:552, 562, 586-87, 630, 63S-39, 660
(1773), 8:755-57, 889-90, 1093
(1774), 12:1081, 1082, 10SS-S9
Seneca alienation attempted (1765), 4:787
Seneca plot (1761) against Detroit, Niagara and Fort Pitt, 3:405-406,
437-41, 448-53, 459-67, 477, 505, 510-21, 630, 691-93; 13:219 20. 223-24,
225-26, 227, 230, 233, 236-37, 238-.".!). 253, 254-55, 256-57
Seneca punishment issue (1763-64) and, 4:210-11, 272, 274, 282-83, 2S7, 299,
319, 330, 335, 354, 402; 10:974, 990
Shawnee accusation (1774) of concealing war-hatchet, 8:1057-58
Shawnee appeal (1774) for union against English, 8:1109; 13:669-70 671
674, 676, 699, 700
Shawnee dependence, 8:75-76, 648. 675, 689, 837; 9:310
Iroquois resolve to shake off, 8:1032; 12:1051, 1081, 1093-94, 1116.
1122; 13:640, 679
Shirley instructions for Council Man. 1756), 2:409-12
Shirley speech for Council (Jan. 1756), 2:413 16
smiths for, 9:65, 69-70, 127, 583, 630
Southern Indian hostilities (1757), 9:587-88 (See also [roquois, Cherokee
war, sn pin i
Stamp Ad and, 5:20] ; 12:75
Stump murders (1768) and, 6:95, 107-108, IK), 111, 114-15, 117-18, 124.
126, 149-50, 151, 155, 203; 12:420-21, 421), 131-36, 153-56, 161, 163,
468, 470
Susquehannas and, 2:429, 488, 490
Susquehanna migration to Ohio (1758), 2:820, S75, 876-77
287
Index
Iroquois,
Teedyuscung and, 2:555-56, 752, 825-27, 829-30, 842; 3:4
threat of general Indian war and:
(1762-63), 3:931, 964-65; 4:71-72, 75, 77, 95-100, 137-38, 164, 1S3,
189, 213
(1767-68), 5:751, 755, 763; 6:275, 307; 13:436
(1769-70), 7:142, 404, 405, 652-53
trade with, 1:47; 2:831, 841; 3:29, 240, 251; 4:541; 5:363; 9:583, 628,
769, 888, 890-91, 941, 952; 10:237-38, 239
wintering restrictions, 12:162-63
trade indemnities, 4:768; 5:16, 38, 458; 11:650
Treaty of 1756, 2:440, 442
Tuscarora northward migration (1766) and, 12:232, 240, 273-76, 312, 314,
362 429 431" 13:391-92
Virginia and, 1:280, 318, 912, 914; 3:978, 988; 4:69, 189, 190-91, 193, 196;
10:550, 566, 584, 592, 593, 594, 604-605
Winchester invitation to Council (1755), 9:154, 155-56
Virginia-Shawnee hostilities (1774) and, 8:1177, 1182-83, 1184, 1187, 1193,
1194, 1197, 1198
Wabash Indians and, 7:134, 138; 8:842-43
war belts (1763), 10:688-89
war belts (1768), 6:250, 275; 12:522-23, 543-44
war belt of Indian union for general uprising, guarded by, 12:1082
Warren bequest for education of, 3:880
Warren gift of rum, 13:30
Western Indian alliances, 7:78-79, 108, 140, 171, 184; 8:6-11, 57, 75-78,
219-20, 251, 349; 10:200, 203, 204, 477, 506-507, 512, 519; 13:408-409
Western Indian embassies (1765), 11:905-906, 907, 931, 940
Western Indian embassies (1773-74), 12:1034, 1044-52, 1055-60, 1089, 1091-
94, 1114; 13:640, 641, 666, 671-72, 673-74, 677-78, 681, 686
Western Indian jealousy of, 7:15, 29, 108, 150-51, 160, 264, 316, 332, 407-
408, 652, 656, 705; 8:75-78; 11:786-87, 824, 835, 838, 842, 846, 877, 893,
900; 12:726
Western Indian negotiations for union against English (1767), 13:440-46
Western Indian revolts (1763) and, 10:723-24, 725, 727, 728, 746-53, 754-
58, 871-72; 11:23, 33, 70; 13:299, 320 (See also Senecas)
Western Indian threat to, 4:200; 8:259, 278, 406-407
Wheelock and, 6:450; 10:271, 272-73, 279-80, 309-10, 313-14, 363, 440-41,
468
Wraxall on, 2:407
See also specific nations, i.e., Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca,
Tuscarora, and see specific sub-groups, e.g., Canajoharie Indians
Iroquois, Lake, 1:651
Iroquois River, 8:587
Irving, lieut. col., 2:353
Irwin (Erwin), , 1:192; 9:34
Irwin, Joseph, 4:251; 7:1065; 12:800
named in patents, 12:818, 959, 988
Irwin, William, lieut., 13:226, 258
Isaac (Indian), 5:568
Isaac (Isace — Canajohary Indian), 2:780
Isaac (Thayayake — Canajoharie), on Montreal expedition, 10:1S1; 13:175
Isaac (Mohawk), 3:162; 8:955, 965; 9:19, 22, 23
Kayaderosseras settlers and, 11:359-61
on Mohawk garrison, 9:498
Isaac (Anoghsokte — Mohawk), on Montreal expedition, 10: ISO; 13:174
Isaac (Oquaga), 12:270, 346
indemnity for Seneca murder of Frenchmen (1774), 8:1049
ministry of, 11:42-43, 48-49
New Jersey execution witness (1766), 12:271
Isaac (Tuscarora), 3:675; 12:240
Isaac of the Hill, 3:159
Isaacs, , lieut., 2:259; 9:280
288
Sir William Johnson Papers
Isaacs, Samuel, 7:352
Isackson, Abraham, 9:651
Iseman, Johaimess, 1:363
Ishwabama (Ishwabomi), 8:787, 797
Isle-aux-Nois, see Noix, Isle aux
Isle La Motte, see La Motte, Isle
[sle Perault, see Perault, Isle
Isle Royale, 3:273n, 446, 465; 10:239; 13:224, 237
Islip, Long Island, 8:S54
Italy, 7:428
Ittig, Jacob, 5:331
Itigh, Hans Michael, 11:933-37
ltigh, Jacob, 11:933-37
Ittigh, Michael, 8:1210
Iungo (Canadian Indian), 13:707
Izard (Izzard, Igard, Yzard), Ealph, 7:731
Allen introduction of, 4:767, 832
biographical sketch, 7:713ft
inheritance, 7 : 68
Johnson Hall visits, 11:802, 830; 12:138
Monerieffe on, 4:775
Montreal visit (1765), 4:811
prisoners sent by, 4:780
Jack (Madogh'k— Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
Jack (Mohawk sachem), 9:61
Jack (Negro), 5:496
Jacketis, see Tacketis
Jackson, , capt., 2:407
Jackson, , Councillor, 4:420
Jackson, Abraham, l:779n
Jackson, James, 13:497
Jackson, Richard :
Connecticut English agency, 4:217n; 6:687n
Illinois colonization proposal and, 12:436
on Indian Affairs management, 6:231-32
Pennsylvania English agency, 4:269; 6:82
Pennsylvania message (1768) on Indian boundary line, 12:417-19
Jackson's River, Virginia, 2:427; 4:190, 191
Jacob (as prisoner), 11:489
Jacob (Canadiorke), 9:909
Jacob, in Adems accounts, 13:594, 603
Jacob (Onoghtorha — Canajoharie), 3:176; 11:817
Klock and, 4:58, 79; 8': 935; 11:556
on Montreal expedition, 10:181 ;13:175
Jacob (Cayuga), 9:303
Jacob (Knamhikan — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
Jacob (Mohawk) :
Brower land deed and, 8:957, 960
Jacob (Mohawk, Oapt. Jacobs):
in Detroit relief (1763), 4:260; 10:870, 918, 955
death (1767), 6:6, 63
Gladwin and, 11:191, 192, 233
Montour Niagara journey (1764) and, 11:198, 208
Niagara scout (1764), 11: 121
Jacob (Anoghreandi — Mohawk), 10:180, 13 : 17Q
Jacob (Nadohonagaraa — Mohawk), 10: ISO; 13:17 1
Jacob (Mohegaii I, 10:75
Jacob (Negro'), 4:132
Jacob (Oneida Indian), 2:552 ; 3:168; 4:140; 9:655, 701, 702
Jacob (Oquaga > :
at Johnson Hall conference (Sept. 1762), 10:518
presents, 2:643; 3:152; 9:650 j 10:97
289
Index
Jacob (Oquaga),
Seneca indemnities for murdered Frenchmen (1774), 3:1049
Jacob (Schoharie), 3:156, 166; 13:542; 11:658-59
on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:177
Jacob (son of Teedyuscung), 3:766
Jacob, Captain (Stockbridge Indian), see Cheeksonkaun, Jacob, capt.
Jacobs, Captain (Delaware), 11:436; 13:261
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:724
on Montreal expedition, 10:183; 13:177
Jacob (Atkaniyatha — Tuscarora), 10:1S2; 13:176
Jacob Wide Mouth (Sakoderiughtha — Canajoharie) on Montreal expedition,
10:181; 13:176
Jacobs, capt., 1:116; 2:764; 3:402, 403
Jacobs, Philip, 5:133
Jacobs, Samuel, 5:53-54, 119; 12:41, 52
Jacobson, , capt., 8:139
Jacomine (Mohawk), 3:161; 8:957, 960
Jacoquenda (Onondaga), 7:976
Jacques (Canassadaga chief), 7:948
Jadeau (Tadeau, Tadot), see also Jadot
declaration on French involvement in Detroit siege, 10:985-86; 13:317-21
at Detroit courts of inquiry (1765) on siege of 1763, 4:672, 673-76
errata, 13:1024
on Pontiac, 11:218-19
Jadot, murder of, 5:564, 573; 12:323
Jako (French Indian), 11:697, 698
Jamaica :
Clarke (Edward) in, 12:221
British troops in (1768), 6:338
governorship of, 2:451; 3:596
hurricane of 1744, 1:25
Prevost in, 8:759-62
Rodney's fleet, 8:203
rum from, 8:594, 656, 665, 759-60, 761, 850
Stevenson (James) in, 8:718, 761
trade with, 1:31-32, 36-37, 204, 217; 4:884; 8:759
Tyrrell's report on battle (1741) near, 1:10-14
visitors (1769) from, 7:22, 27-28, 43
weather of, 13:181
James, , 7:538
James, , mason, in Adems accounts, 13:557, 564, 567, 593
James, , in Michilimackinac attack, 10:777
James II, king of England, 8:653-54, 956-57, 992; 12:519
James, Benjamin, 5:382, 516, 830
James, John, 7:438
James, Marrey, 4:155; 11:433
James, Thomas, maj., lieut. col., 4:S65
Jamet, , lieut., 10 : 695™, 744 ; 13:295
Jammcy (prisoner), 11:488
Jan, Indian sold (1771) into slavery, 12:909-10
Jan Coeur, see Joncaire
Janner, Ury, 7:533
Jannetye (Indian squaw), 4:84, 147
Jansen, Iiendrick, 12:531
Jaque (Kanoni — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Jaque (Tehanoyoughqua— Mohawk), 10:181; 13:174
Jaqueri, Daniel, 3:377, 386
Jarman, William, 11:923
Jarmia (Johnson servant), 8:490
Jarvis, Rev. , 5:430
Jarvis, see also Gervais
Jarviss, ( of Middletown, Conn.), 4:428
Jaunai, Pere, 4:484
290
Sir William Johnson Papers
Jauncey, James, 6:440-41, 485, 588n, 621, 636
Jean Baptiste (Wadongemit), interpreter, 10:410
Jecocks, David, 12:819; 13:590
Jef ery, Sarah, 4 : 160
Jeffery, , capt., 4:328
Jeffrey, Michael, 10:929
Jeffreys (Jeffries), James, 6:409-70, 534, 549
Jemikakonick (Indian chief), 9:342
Jemmy (Johnson>-eeTvant), pressed by Alexander, 1:786, 841
Jemmy (Oneida J-; 9:628, 662
Jenings, John, 4:882
Jenison, John, 5:32, 99, 169; 6:418, 420
Jenkasarone (Cayuga), 9:729
Jenkins, Edward, Heat., 10:640-41; 13:263
on French-Indian intrigue (1763), 10:640-41
interpreters' certificates, 4:191; 5:20; 13:296
Ouiatanon attack threats (1762), 10:476
Ouiatanon capture of, 4:182; 10:690-91, 744; 13:295
Jennison, I., 5:134
Jenny (slave), 5:138; 12:1070
Jenny, Sinison, 8:1214
Jenundadas, see Chenondadey Indians
Jenyns, Soames, 4:20, 214; 6:32, 215
Jeofrey, Phebe, 4:160
Jeofry, Joseph, 4:159; 5:154
Jere, William, 2:529, 533-34, 544; 9:495-97, 499-500, 502, S25; 13:89, 91
Jeremiah (Mohawk), 9:567, 581
Jeremy (Magauwopogh — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
Jerremy, in Adems accounts (1770), 13:552, 5S4, 585, 591, 592
Jerup (Cerup), in Claus accounts (1770), 13:709, 712
Jesch, Edward, 12:792
Jesch, Robert, 12:792
Jessup (Jessep, Jessop), Ebenezer:
Church of England and, 8:351
Fonda and, 8:312, 393, 474, 644, 676-77
land purchases, 8:4-5, 131, 198, 227-28, 311-12, 364, 642, 682; 12:958,
986-88, 991, 1006
boundaries, 8:452, 507, 570, 579-80; 12:957-58
Campbell survey, 8:452, 507, 570, 579-80
Low (Isaac) and, 8:367, 382, 393-94, 397, 451, 474; 12:935
patent fees, 8:728-29, 982-83; 12:986-8S, 1006; 13:530
Tuttle boat repairs and, 8:508
Jessup, Edward, 8:4-5, 131, 682, 728, 982
Jestarara, Seth, 1:405
Jesuits, see Society of Jesus
Jethro (slave), 13:29
Jienondadee Indians, see Chenondadey Indians
Jimmy (Oneida Indian), 2:703-704
Joachim (River Indian), 2:5,S9; 10:62, 60, 92
Joannes, , 2:20, 22
Job, in Adems accounts, 13:508
Joe (Mahican), 2:371-72; 9:211-12
Joer, Benjamin, 7:462
Jogues, Father, 10: In
Johannis (Oanajoharie), 3:157; 13:511
on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:175
.Johannes (Ta.yofsynronsere ( ''ana joharie). 10:181; 13:175
Johannes (Tehanoghrakhas— Canajoharie), on Montreal expedition, 10:181;
X o ! J. /' O
Johannes (Big Johannes, Anughsagandiake— Mohawk) , on Montreal expedition.
lutloOj 13:174
Johannes (Rahcyos — Mohawk), on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
291
Index
Johannes (Sozihowane — Mohawk), on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:173
John (Indian, d. 1761), 3:596
John (Indian, in Adems accounts), 13:590
John (Canajoharie), 2:578
John (Oghwistadere — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
John (Mahican), 2:371-72; 9:211-12
John (Aneweeniot — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
John (Monamauckh — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
John (Songoos — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
John (Wosauegk — Mahican), 10:183; 13:177
John (Mohawk), 3:170; 9:720, 768; 12:603-604
John (Sokodyoughquisax — Mohawk), 10:180; 13:174
John (Nanticoke), 9:712
John (Oneida), 10:84
John ( Tekahoweasere — Oneida), on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:176
John (Kaneya-a — Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
John (Schoharie), 2:570
John (Seneca), 2:632, 672; 9:612
John (Shawnee), 11:846
John (Stockbridge Indian), 9:622; 12:603-604
John (Otsineghtara — Tuscarora), 10:1S2; 13:176
John, Oaptain (Conestoga), 9:729
John, Captain (Delaware), 11:435, 436, 456
at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765), 11:724
John, Captain (Mahican), 7:436
John, Captain (Sandusky Indian), 11:724
John, Captain (Willopothee), 5:666
John, John, widow, 4:376
John, Sonto, 11:433
John Baptist (Seskyeghte Seghsenowak — Oneida), 10:182; 13:176
John George (Conoy), 9:792
Johnny (Cherokee Indian), 2:863
John Penn's Creek, see Penn's Creek
Johnsay, John, 7:462
Johnson, , capt., killed at Niagara, 4:208; 10:815, 817, 818
Johnson, (Connecticut agent), 6:759, 783
Johnson, Ann (Johnson's daughter, Nancy), see Claus, Ann Johnson
Johnson, Anne (Johnson's daughter by Mary Brant), 12:1070
Johnson, Anne Warren (Johnson's mother), 2:ix; 4:898; 13:734
Johnson, Catherine (sister of Sir William), 1:931
Johnson, Catherine Weisenberg, l:14n; 13:335
burial with Sir William, 12:1063
Johnson, Christopher (Sir William's father) :
death of, 10:663, 674-75, 721, 771
family grave monument, 4:898
house in County Meath, photograph, 13:734
Indian replacement of, 11:110
letter (1754) from Sir William, 1:929-31
pedigree, 13:734
Reily and, 1:244
in Warren (Sir Peter) will, 13:21
Johnson, Clark, 1:89
Johnson, David, 7:866; 11:487
Johnson, Edward:
Mohawk Eiver attack threat (1763), 10:772
Tuscarora conversion and, 3:675; 10:220-21
Johnson, Elizabeth (Betsy, Sir William's daughter), 8:1140n, 1163- 12-1068-
69; 13:271
Johnson, Frances (Fanny— Sir William's sister), 1:319
Johnson, Frederick Colpoys Ormsby, 2:xi; 13 :x
Johnson, George (Johnson's son by Mary Brant), 12:1069
Johnson, Sir Gordon, 13 :xii
292
Sir William Johnson Papers
Johnson, Guy, lieut., capt., col.:
at Abenaki conference (Johnson Hall, July, 1768), 12:569, 579
Abercromby and, 9:889, 892
accounts, 5:412; 8:1202, 1206-1207, 1214, 1215; 12:731, 870, 1121
Adems and, 7:211, 275, 983; 8:266-70
as Adjutant General, 4:186, 228, 229; 7 :12n, 88, 153
Albany county division and, 8:311, 359
petition composed by, 8:328-29, 330-35, 372
at Albany Mahican conference (1762), 10:386
American arrival (1756), 2:474n, 479?t, 481
Assembly seat (1773), 8:689, 702-705, 710, 714-15, 721-22
Auchmuty and, 5:508
autograph, 2:xiii
biographical sketch, i:xi
Baker (Samuel) and, 8:329, 649, 752
Barrow and, 8:716
Barton and, 5:403
Blackburn and, 8:649, 752, 831, 1009, 1042, 1134
books ordered by, 6:779
Bradstreet and, 7:656, 659
at Bradstreet troop return, 11:506
in Butler accounts (1768), 13:518
in Campbell account (1756-65), 13:343, 344, 345, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368,
369, 371, 372
Canajoharie patent and, 4:615, 644; 10:929, 941
at Canajoharie conference (April, 1758), 13:110
Canajoharie-Klock dispute and, 4:50; 12:365
Canasadaga warning to Fort Ontario (1766), 12:200
captaincy commission (1763), 10:874, 910
at Cayuga conference (Feb., 1770), 12:777
Chew request for loan of a house, 7:1147
children bora to, 4:432, 435; 7:1109, 1127, 1136, 1154; 12:713
at Chippewa conference (Johnson Hall, June, 1765), 11:770
Chippewa conferences (1768), 12:548-50, 555, 558, 562
chronology, 4 : xii-xiii
Colden visit (1771), 8:528
colonial administration of trade and, 12:525-26, 546, 553, 743-44
company recruitment, 2:818
company sale, 3:912, 959, 977, 981
condolence (1768) for unidentified family death, 12:505
Croghan gift of Illinois land, 5:129-30
Darlington invitation (1764), 4:523
Dartmouth on, 8:1181
daughter's death (1767), 5:709; 12:363n, 713
daughter's death (1770), 12:844-45
Davis and, 7:305
Detroit attack threats (1769), 12:744
Detroit traders murdered (1768), 12:507-508
Duncan and, 8:1068, 1080
Fonda and, 6:788; 7:907
Fort Ontario Congress with Pontiac (1766), 12:146-47 152
Fort Stanwis Congress (1768) nnd, 12:618, 623, 627
invitations, 12:488 B9, 493-94, 500-502, 502-504, 504-507, 524 527 582
Franklin (William) and, 7:120
on French-Indian intrigues (1768), 12:509, 524, 527, 543-44
fur purchase for Amherst, 10:.". I I
Gladwin reports of Iroquois disloynlty (1762), 10:394n, 424n, 425n
Gordon (Lord Adam) purclmsc in Servis patent, 13:528
Great Carrying Place scouting trip (1757). 9:864
Gunter debt, 2:744-46
Haldimand and, 8:1194, 1197
Hartford, Connecticut, conference (1763) between Troquois and Governor
293
Index
Johnson, Guy, lieut., capt., col.,
Pitch, 4:119, 122, 123, 130; 10:668, 669
health (1770), 12:774
health (1771), 7:1129, 1138; 8:288, 327
house struck by lightning, 8:823, 828, 836, 840, 1009; 12:1026; 13:617n
Howard correspondence, 12:391
Howe American expedition (1776), 13:730
Indian Affairs Deputy Agent appointment (1762), 3:876, 886-87, 895, 912,
959; ±:xi, 826; 10:520, 549, 569; 11:891
commissary surveillance, 12:414, 523-24; 13:424
Indian Affairs records (1782) and, 13:733
Indian Affairs Secretaryship :
appointment recommendations, 3:718, 730, 731; 4:629; 10:434, 438
letter composition, 7:1066
Marsh deputation of duties (1764), 13:332n
ordered to rejoin his company, 3:679, 730, 741, 793, 895; 10:434, 439
service (1761), 3:430, 442, 448, 454, 458, 460, 466, 474, 495, 545, 571,
581; ±:xi; 11:891
service (1762), 3:690, 745; 10:357, 364
Indian Affairs Superintendence, ±:xi; 8:x, 1130, 1185, 1187, 1188, 1192,
1194, 1198; 12:1101-1102, 1123; 13:637, 640, 642, 668, 669, 674-75, 688,
690, 697, 728, 733
Claus and, 13:643-46, 672-73, 725-31
command in Johnson's absence, 6:187, 203, 207, 209; 7:911; 8:281, S38,
856, 859-60, 875-76, 877-78, 879; 12:478, 490, 505, 515, 523, 743-44,
862, 873-74
Ohio Indians and, 13:687
Onondaga Council (1774) and, 13:678
Indian boundary line and, 6:411, 449; 8:856, 859-60, 882; 12:509-10, 514,
519-21, 522, 526-27
Indian name, Uraghquadirha, 8:1200m,
Indian request for ammunition (1771), 8:2S8
at Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, Sept. 1762), 10:509
at Iroquois conference (Johnson Hall, March 1763), 10:626
at Iroquois Congress (German Flats, July, 1763), 10:746, 770
at Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, Dec. 1763), 10:957, 964
at Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, March, 1764) on Seneca peace, 11:134
Iroquois Congress (Sept. 1774), 8:1200-1201; 13:680-81
at Iroquois-Johnson conference (1774), 8:1186-87, 1192-93, 1194, 1198;
12:1107, 1112, 1121-22, 1124; 13:640-41, 668, 671, 673
at Iroquois meeting (Fort Johnson, 1758), 9:879, 885; 10:66, 85
at Iroquois meeting (Oswego, Aug., 1759), 13:135
at Iroquois meeting (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1764), 11:28, 29
at Iroquois meeting (1760), 3:188
Iroquois meeting (1775), 13:722
on Iroquois power (1774), 13:695-97
Iroquois war-belts (1763) and, 4:99; 10:689
at Johnson Hall party (July, 1765), 13:375-76
on Johnson's death (July, 1774), 8:1186-87, 1192, 1193, 1194, 1197, 1198
1200; 12:1121-24; 13:637, 640, 668
in Johnson's will, 4:xi; 12:1065, 1066, 1067-68, 1074, 1076; 13:6S7
Johnstown government and, 12:982
justice appointment lists, 12:768, 784, 792
justice appointment powers, 12 : 824
Kayashoton and, 13:640, 641, 607, 671-72, 6S1-82, 686-87
land grant for military service, 4:843, 853, 857, 869, 877, 884; 11:20, 116-
17, 120-22, 130-31, 825, 920; 12:297; 13:378
land purchase between Schoharie and the Mohawks, 12:855
Lawyer and Zimmer patent and, 8:1089
leg broken (1767), 5:599, 600, 613, 647, 659, 696, 724, 745, 759, 772, 776,
S23, 848; 12:343, 366, 713
Loudoun and, 2:724; 9:889
MacLean and, 5:549; 10:208, 210
294
Sir William Johnson Papers
MacLeod and, 6:605; 12:266
Mahican conference (Guy Park, May, 1768), 12:497-500
Mahican conference (Schenectady, April, 1768), 12:480-S2
map of the Iroquois country, 4:xi; 8:228, 248, 264
marriage, 4:«i, 40, 64, 92
Masons and, 7:738?i
Massey and, 4:778; 5:84; 12:164
memorial (1772), 8:521
militia commissions and, 6:118; 7:359
at Mingo conference (Johnson Hall, Jan., 1774), 12:1044
at Missisaug-a conference (Aug., 1768), 12:590
Mohawk conferences (Guy Park, May-June, 1768), 12:502-504, 504-507,
515-16, 529-43, 573
at Mohawk conferences (July- Aug., 1768), 12:566, 572
Mohawk land claims and, 5:381; 8:410-11, 963, 965; 12:527, 529-43, 566-67
Moore visit to Johnson Hall (176S) and, 6:283, 343, 350, 399-400, 401,
402, 403
Mortier and, 7:637, 710, 758; 8:505
on New York City "tumults" (1775), 7:450
New York City visit (1772), 12 : 932
at New York Council hearings (1767), 5:503, 515, 525; 12:26S-69, 281, 282
New York mission (1776) from England, 13:728, 731
New York trip with John Johnson (1765), 4:638, 642, 648, 658; 11:537,
542, 544, 560, 561, 569, 953
lieutenancy commission, 3:122-23, 127, 131, 186
at Niagara Congress (1764), 4:472; 11:250, 278, 281, 283, 309, 313
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:430, 442, 448, 454, 458, 460, 466,
474, 495, 501; 10:287, 289, 325, 330; 13:253
journey, 13:216, 226, 228, 234, 239, 241, 244, 267, 268, 272
Northampton lands and, 8:345
oath of allegiance, 8:655
oaths of militia officers and, 6:697
officer appointment powers of, 12:772
Oneida resettlement (1774) of New England Indians, 13:683-84
at Oneida-Tuscarora and Nanticoke conference (Johnson Hall, April 1763")
10:643 ' * "
(Johnson Hall, Feb. 1764), 11:83
at Onondaga meeting (1762) on Newkirk murder, 3:909, 933, 961, 967, 973
978, 980, 983, 9S8; 4:15; 10:569, 583-96, 611
Onondaga Council (1774) and, 13:674, 675, 676, 6S8, 689, 692
decisions of, 13:694-97, 700-701, 703
Western Indian messages, 13:677-78, 681-82, 686-87
at Oquaga conference (Johnson Hall, 1764), 11:46
Pennsylvania frontier panic (1774) and, 8:1187; 12-1124
Peters on, 6:518, 546
Phyn on, 6:413
portrait, 2:%ii; 7:710; 10 : frontispiece ; IZ-.xi, 636
on postal hazards, 5:732
regimental returns, 8:522; 12:766, 807
resistance to New England threat (1775), 8:1202-1203
Revolutionary rumors amongsl Indians, 13:691, 694-95 698 700 703
Rogers-Roberts dispute (1767) and, 12:353-54, 356-57 '
royal instructions (1772) to Johnson, 12:965
salary:
(1773), 8:831
(1764), 11:366
(1766), 5:442
(1768), 12:640
(1769), 12:731, 764
(1770), 7:424; 12:805
(1771), 8:329
(1773), 8:831
295
Index
Johnson, Guy, lieut., capt., col.,
Saxberry suit, 11:557
Schenectady church and, 12:293; 13:378-79
Schenectady guard (1763), 10:917-18
Schoharie conference (1758), 9:885
Seabury and, 7:213
Seneca ammunition request (1774), 13:684-85
Seneca George (son's murder) and, 7:87
on Seneca murder of Frenchmen (1773), 8:886, 899; 12:1029
Shawnee punishment proposals (1774) and, 13:640, 679, 682
Shipboy accounts, 6:36-37
Shoe (Godfrey) and, 8:864
Shuckburgh death and, 8:867, 877
Sons of Liberty letter on Sir William, 12:282-83
Southern Indian war (1761), 10:209
at Stone Arabia, 2:809-11; 13:101
threat of general Indian war (1774) and, 13:641, 667-72, 673-74, 6S1-82,
690-92
Virginia militia used against Shawnees and, 13:687, 688-89, 693, 695,
696, 698-99
Tryon visit (1772) to Johnson Hall, 8:543
Van Eps and, 8:138, 193, 904, 1018
in Wallace account (1772), 8:471; 13:706
Watts and, 8:706
Western Indian threat (1768) and, 6:275-76
Wetherhead and, 6:234, 260
Johnson, Guy Ormsby (1886-1957), 13 :x
Johnson, Eev. Jacob Ws:
Fort Stanwix Congress (1768) and, 6:431, 443, 609rc; 12:598-99, 657, 748-
50, 919
Oneida lands and, 6:450
royal toast, 6:445
Senecas and, 6:447
Wheelock and, 6:450; 12:748-50, 919
Johnson, James, 3:608; 9:169-70; 10:349
Johnson, Joel, 1:188
Johnson, John (brother of Sir William), 1:88-89, 257-58, 319, 352
in Ireland, 2:425; 4:502n; 5:269; 7:331
in Johnson will, 12:1071, 1074
portrait forwarded to Johnson, 5:771, 794-95, 853; 13 :xii
Warren will and, 13:21
Johnson, Sir John, capt., col.:
at Abenaki conference (Johnson Hall, July, 176S), 12:569
accounts, 4:855, 858, 860; 5:87, 721; 6:230; 7:556, 559, 561; 12:1120
suit in Exchequer (1788), 13:732-33
Adageghtingue lands and, 13:15w
Adems land indenture (1771), 8:266-70
Albany county division and, 8:332, 359
Assembly candidacy, 6:70, 188, 575, 606, 608, 609; 12:408, 692
autograph, A.:xv
Barrow and, 8:716
Blackburn and, 7:707, 830, 894; 8:342, 358-59, 433-34, 1009, 1059;
12:979-80
blacksmith work done for, 7:1060-61
Brant (Joseph) and, 8:1216
Burton invitation (1765) to Canada, 11:700
in Campbell account (1756-65), 13:365, 368, 369, 371, 373
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50
in Canajoharie patent, 3:634; 4:615, 644; 5:417-18, 475-76, 564; 6:771:
10:248; 12:341 ' '
captain's commission, 3:551n
Carleton Island expedition (1779) and, 8:1215
296
Sir William Johnson Papers
Chew and, 7:241
chimney piece for, 8:801
coat of arms, 3:xi
Colden (Cadwallader) and, 8:528
commissary general's office and, 5:469
company of, 3:285-86, 287
debtor's accounts (anonymous, 1769) against, 7:34
Duncan & Phvn account (1767), 5:592-95
English voyage, 4:788, 798, 849, 850, 851, 853, 854, 855, 856, 868, 861, 862;
5:21, 120, 182-83, 202, 208, 269, 371, 376, 429, 527, 540; 6:481; 7:288;
11:953-54, 967; 13:376
Croghan advice on occasion of, 11:964-65, 979-81; 12:4, 36, 40
Ireland visited, 12:88, 250, 252
Hertfordshire, 12:248
return to America (1767), 5:415, 491, 599, 602, 603, 605-606, 607, 641,
664, 704, 705, 706, 709, 722, 724, 728, 733, 743, 747, 758, 773, 790;
6:8, 196; 12:311, 313, 316, 318, 341, 371, 372, 385
Scotland visited, 12:250
expedition (1764;, 4:386, 389, 395, 415, 417, 423, 427; 11:112, 130
Oquaga relief, 11:113, 114, 128, 180
Fort Johnson residence, 11:236ft
Franklin and, 7:497
gardening, 7:611
Gordon (Lord Adam) on, 6:338
Gordon correspondence, 12:711, 713, 894-95
governorship rumored, 5:98, 130
grandmother's death, 12:114ft
Haldimand and, 8:1026, 1033, 1119, 1138, 1148
commission offer (1762) from, 10:400-401, 407-408
Indian Affairs Superintendency :
Olaus memorandum signature (1780), 13:731
proposed (1774) devolvement on. 13:644, 645, 726
Inglis and, 7:966
Iroquois Congress (Johnson Hall, Ju'.iy, 1774), 12:1112
at Iroquois meeting (Fort Johnson, March 1761), 10:236
at Iroquois meeting (Fort Johnson, Jan. 1762), 10:357, 364
Johnson (Samuel) and, 5:440-41, 472, 586, 840
Johnson's death and, 12:1124; 13:637, 640
Kinderhook regiment address on, 8:11s7; 13:638-39
in Johnson's will, 8:1190, 1191 ; 12:1064, 1065-66, 1067, 1072, 1073-74, 1076
Johnstown clergyman and, 5:415, 477, 728; 6:190; 13:416-17
Johnstown governmeni and, 12:982
justice appointment lists, 12:783, 792
justice appointment powers, 12:824
Kennedy & Lyle account against, 8:454
knighted (1766). 5:29, 33, 35, 12, 46, 48, 49-50, 51-52, 55-56, 61-62 63 82
83, 103, 107-108, 116, 123, 136, 205, 279, 412; 11:980; 12:18, 33, 35
land grant of, 4:289-90, 317, .",32, 346, 356, 366, 387, 410
land purchase between Schoharie and the Mohawks, 12:855
lottery ticket, 4: 2.1s
McKee (Alexander) and, 8:1196
marriage, 8:805-806, 808, 814, si 7, 823, 824, 829, S36, 867, 874; 12-1030
engagement, 8:729, 737, 741-42, 757, 761-62
pros] is, 7:1144; 8:24-25, 196, 358, 502-503, 713, 725; 11:965; 12:316
militia appointment, 5:609-10
inirrm-s bought by, 7:536, 553, 564
at Mohawk conferences (Guy Park, May, 1768). 12:504, 515
Mohawk land claims and, 5:477
Mohawk River expedition (1776) plans, 13:730
in Mortier account, 8:506
Mortier visit (1771), 8:295
Narragansett land claims and, 5:491 92
297
Index
Johnson, Sir John,
Schenectady trustees and, 8:1018
Schuyler will and, 4:449
Shelbume and, 5:S20
Stamp Act and, 11:980
Surveyorship of the Woods of America, 8:342, 433-34, 502
Tryon County committee and, 8:1207, 1214
Tryon County quarrel (1775), 8:1205, 1206
Tryon visit to Johnson Hall (1772), 8:543
Wallace visit (1771), 7:1127, 1136, 1145, 1154; 8:237, 263, 300-301, 310-11,
362
Wallace visits (1772-73), 8:625, 651, 659, 723, 730, 765, 810
Wethei'liead invitation, 7:466
Johnson, John (New York saddler), 8:18
Johnson, John, from Sutton, Mass., 8:663-64
Johnson, John Ormsby, 2:xi
Johnson, Joseph (Mohegan), 12:1038, 1060, 1117-19
Johnson, Julia, 12:36?>n
Johnson, Magdalene (daughter of Sir William), 8:1190; 12:1069
Johnson, Margaret (daughter of Sir William), 8:1191 ; 12:1069
Johnson, Mary (daughter of Sir William and Molly Brant), 8:1191; 12:1069-70
Johnson, Mary (Polly, daughter of Sir William and wife of Guy Johnson) :
daughters, 4:432, 435; 8:710-11, 713, 723; 12:363n
gloves for, 13:342
in Johnson's will, 8:1190; 12:1074
marriage to Guy Johnson, <±:xi, 40, 64, 92; 8:330
shoes for, 13:344
Johnson, Mary (Polly, daughter of Guy Johnson), 3:626, 627; 4:xi; 8:909
Johnson, Ladv Marv Watts (Pollv, wife of Sir John Johnson), 7:1144
engagement, 8:711, 725, 729, 737, 741-42, 757, 805-S06, 808
marriage, 8:823, 836, 867; 12:1030
portrait, 13 :xii, 850
rebel capture of, 13:732
Johnson, Nancy, see Claus, Ann Johnson
Johnson, Peter* (son of Sir William), 8:1147, 1154, 1179
in Adems accounts (1770), 13:553, 567, 572, 574, 575, 580, 5S3
at Albany school (1767), 5:375, 488
autograph, 8:xiv
beaver hat for, 12 : 114
Canadian journev, 8:424, 425, 532, 878
death of, 12:966n; 13:1025?i
in Johnson's will, 8:1190; 12:1068-69, 1070
Montreal schooling of, 8:526-27, 842, 867, 1034-35; 12:1010-11, 1013-14,
1028-29; 13:618, 621
Philadelphia arrival (Nov.. 1773), 8:945; 12:1042-43
on Philadelphia sympathy with Boston, 8:1163
portrait, 8:944; 13 :xii
Prevost and, 8:762; 12:962-63
on public hangings (1774), 8:1139
at Schenectady school, 5:504
trade apprenticeship. 8:919-21, 945, 946-47, 1019-20, 1062-63; 13:635-36
at Wheelock school (1764), 11:101, 102, 800
Johnson, Polley (Sir William's sister), 1:319
Johnson, E., cited, 3:x
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, 2:524; 4:182; 5:ix, 837
biographical sketch, 5:40(i/;
on American bishopric, 5:407-408, 440, 471-72, 586, 840; 6:164-65
Gale (Benjamin) and, 5:774; 6:30-32; 12:445, 610
Hillsborough and, 7:963
on Indian schools, 5:406-407, 438-39. 446, 461, 471, S00-801
medical recommendation, 5:733-34, 840-41; 6:164
on missionary qualifications, 5:439-40, 471
portrait, 6:30
298
Sir William Johnson Pavers
on runaway slave, 5:586-S7, 841
Johnson, Susanna (daughter of Sir William), 8:1191; 12:1070
Johnson, Warren (brother of Sir William), capt., maj., 1:69; 3:322, 386;
13:227
Byrne (Michael) introduction, 4:118; 13:161
Cape Breton expedition, 1:41, 52-53, 58-59, 62-63, 66-67, 74-75
Coat of Arms and, 3:vii, viii, x, xi
Darlington and, 5:641-42
diary, 10:256n; 13:180-214
at Fort Johnson Iroquois meeting (March, 1761), 10:236
Indian name (Ariwanughne), 13:200
in Ireland, 1:258, 266-67, 319-20; 2:477; 4:502n; 8:217, 263
on Johnson's colonelcy of the Six Nations, 1:63
Johnson will and, 12:1071, 1074
medical advice (1773), 12:1030-31
in New York City (1760), 3:268; 13:183-85
on Niagara surrender (1759), 13:161
portrait, 13 :xiii
return to England (1761), 3:372, 388; 10:256, 264
Warren (Sir Peter) and, 1:41, 53, 116-17, 319-20, 370-71; 13:19w, 21
Johnson, Sir William, col., maj. gen.:
"Account of the Manners and Customs of the Indians," 8:1158
Albany house purchases, 1:240; 2:761; 3:985; 9:36; 10:117-20
baronetcy, 2:291, 315, 343-50, 428, 430, 436-37, 458, 484; 3:990
Bell (Serena) claim upon, 8:168-09
bookplates, 3:vii, ix
Braddock's instructions to, 2:229-35
British account of dispute with Shirley, 2:2-3, 10
building plans (17(53), 4:27, 28-29, 40
Canadian embassy (1749), 1:247-49
Canadian governorship considered, 4:849
children of, 3:45; 8:719 (See also individual names)
christening of namesake, 4:272, 277; 7:261
chronology and itinerary, lixvii-xxxiii
coat of arms, 3:vU-xU, 056; 4:8, 12, 31, 48, 112; 6:516
photograph, 3:vii
colonelcy of Albany regiment, 1:122, 148, 150, 166-67; 9:11
colonelcy of the Iroquois forces, 1:60-61, 73-74, 77-78; 2:87-88; 3:116 183
185; 3:270-71, 898-99; 9:9-11, 385
commission as brigadier general, 6:.r; 12:828
commission as major general, 1:468-72, 472-75, 501-502, 522-23, 525, 536-37
626, 631, 637, 808, 815; 2.x, 396-97; 3:898-99, 953-54; 5:21; 12:828'
835
commission as sole superintended of Indian Affairs, 1:465-76 522 594
625-26, 031, 637, 808, 815, 826, 853-55, 895; 2:.r, 2, 36, 51, 65,'77, 112-13!
350-51, 378, 396 97, 403-404, 437-38, 772
Ceorge TT on, 2:434-35, 484, 508, 557-58
George III on, 3:359
Crown Point expedition (1755) command, 1:448-49, 450-59, 459-63 537
589, 603, 606; 2:r, 283, 299
death of, 8:ix, xi, 1184-88, 1192, 1193 -96, L197-99: 12:1121-24- 13-637
638-39
grave, photograph, 8:1 L96
room, photograph, 8:1184
desk, photograph, 4:770
Diary, 3:105, 113, in,,
of Detroit journey, 3:428n; 13:215-74
of Niagara campaign ( 1759), 13:114-57
dining table, photograph, 5:682
family monument, 4:897-98
French designs on, 2:492, 714-15
299
Index
Johnson, Sir William, col., maj. gen.,
grandchildren (1763), 4:32, 40, 92
(1764), 4:432, 435
(1765), 4:844
(1766), 5:382
granddaughter's death (1767), 12:363
Hardy report to Bobinson (1755) on conduct of Lake George campaign,
2 :'338-42
health :
(1755) (fever at Lake George), 1:893; 2:141, 153, 155, 157, 161, 163,
166, 169, 173, 174, 186, 212, 223, 240, 260, 262, 280; 9:255, 276;
13:61, 62
(1756), 2:507n, 516, 523, 535, 554, 557; 9:511, 516, 521
(1757), 2:748, 758-59, 761, 764, 765; 9:853, 854, 855, 870
(1758), 13:108
(1760), 3:283
(1762), 3:723, 824, 858
(1763), 4:177, 195, 202, 286, 287; 10:758, 761, 801, 890
(1764), 4:294, 301, 302, 511; 11:19, 25, 37-38, 49, 55, 58, 69, 336, 342-43
(1765), 4:844; 11:868-69, 957
(1766), 5:33, 54, 56, 81-82, 85-86, 203, 215, 270, 333, 344, 401; 12:22,
34, 69, 76, 78, 104-105, 118, 148
(1767), 5:503, 507, 572, 617, 630, 631, 659, 661, 685, 693, 695, 721,
733-34 758 840-41* 12*262 268
(1768), 6': 114,' 164, 178. 179, 180, 181, 184, 187, 200, 202, 203, 204, 207,
209, 221-22, 223, 227, 237, 249, 266, 278, 279, 282, 283, 292, 295, 304,
314, 329, 335, 338, 343, 396, 405, 410, 444, 451, 452, 480, 481, 508-
509, 552-53; 12:428, 431, 437, 457, 475, 476, 478, 488, 514-15, 521,
545, 552, 563-64, 688
(1769), 6:684, 705, 747-48; 7:13, 46, 234, 288; 12:713, 729
(1770), 7:374-75, 377, 381, 386, 397, 413, 811, 882, 884, 1053; 12:817,
853
(1771), 7:1098, 1148; 8:5-6, 300-301, 329, 347; 12:881
(1772), 8:438, 587, 615; 12:1008
(1773), 8:785, 799, 801, 806, 808, 809, 813, 817, 821, 823, 827-28, 836,
838, 866, 867, 877-78, 879, 885, 888, 891, 894, 930; 12:1026, 1030,
1031
(1774), 8:1128-29; 13:644, 730
Colonel's commission and, 2:808-809
eye weakness, 5:478; 6:484
leg wound at Onondaga (1769), 7:81, 89, 93, 94-95, 98, 107, 113, 118-19,
120-21, 126, 140, 155, 167, 168, 171, 375
wounded at Lake George, 2:32, 62, 64, 69, 100, 186, 240; 3:994; 5:525,
685, 840; 6:4S1; 9:233; 13:197
hints for a commanding officer, 1:539-40
household directions during absence (1754), 9:120-22
household rules, 2:400
as Indian Commissary in King George's "War, 1:59-60, 72, 91-97
Indian name of, 1:732
land purchases (See Land, Johnson's purchases; see also Canajoharie patent)
letter to Banyar (1755), photograph, 1:613
marriage prospects of, 3:287
medals, 3:359, 378, 386-87
New York Council appointment (1750), 1:269-70, 273-74, 282, 302
New York governorship proposal, 3:314-15; 7:249, 283
Niagara campaign (1759) command, 3:77-78, 106
Order of the Garter, 5:29
orders :
to colonels on Crown Point expedition (1755), 1:714
convening a general court martial (1755), 1:865-66
on fortification of Little Carrying Place above Saratoga, 9:137-38
general, for camp at German Flats, 1:787-88
general, for discipline at Indian Conference (1775), 1:667-68
300
Sir William Johnson Papers
to Lyman on Crown Point expedition, 1:730-32, 887-88
marching, Crown Point (1755), 1:816-19
to officers of Second Battalion (1754), 1:404
proclamation on sale of liquor to Indians, 1:580-81
to Schenectady company, 1754, 1:413
pedigree, 13:734
plans for Fort Johnson, 1:197, 198, 240
portrait, 1: frontispiece; 2 -.frontispiece, 96, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 288;
3 -.frontispiece; 7 -.frontispiece, 524; 13 -.frontispiece, ix-xiii
Prideaux and Johnson orderly book, 3:48-105
Province debts to, 1:298-99, 312-17, 332, 333, 343-44, 351-52 (See also New
York Colony, General Assembly)
Queens College trusteeship, 8:768
regiment of, see Army, Albany militia
relations with family in Ireland, 1:41, 88-89, 179, 197-98, 244, 245, 258,
266-67, 319-30, 370-71, 930-31 (See also individual names)
rent book, photograph, 6:600
resignation (1751) as Commissioner to the Indians, 1:314, 322-23, 324-25,
326n, 339-44
salary, 1:238-39; 2:448, 451, 458, 461; 5:21, 314; 6:94; 9:139-41
memorial on, 5:314, 446, 469, 490
military, 1:611, 615-16, 771; 3:183, 184, 185, 196, 199, 201, 270-71,
305-306, 350, 508-509, 586-87, 898-99, 954; 9:472, 640, 723, 889, 892;
10:196, 379-80
as Superintendent of Indian Affairs, 2:434-35, 484, 525-26, 536, 772,
832-33; 3:271, 508-509, 898-99, 953-54; 6:193, 281, 295, 303, 340;
8:599-600, 1096; 9:331, 385; 10:637-38; 12:359, 640, 805, 871, 903,
926, 948, 1003, 1022, 1120
Seven Years War and, 3:2(59-75
summoned for selling rum to Indians, 1:19
Surveyorship of the Woods, 9:86, 91, 147, 166
will of, 4:xi; 8:1189-91, 1196, 1199; 10:117n; 12:982, 1062m
execution, 13:687
text, 12:1062-75
Johnson, William (William of Canajoharie, son of Sir William) :
P.arton and, 5:604, 775, 843-45; 6:66, 170-71, 238; 12:1065n
in Canajoharie patent, 6:771
Fonda (Jelles) and, 7:777
in Johnson's will, 8:1190; 12:1064-65, 1070
Wheclock and, 5:343-44
Johnson, William, in Frederick county, Md., 2:650
Johnson, William (Montreal trader), 12:971, 973
Johnson, Sir William George, 2:xU
Johnson, William Samuel, 6:('^7/i
Johnson, Zeeharia, 4:37f>
Johnson (vessel), 11:124, 254
Johnson, J. W., 6:784-s.~>
Johnson, Fort:
Abenaki conference (March 1 762) , 10:409-15, I.", I
attack threats:
(1748), 1:168
(1755-56), 1:583-84; 2:537-38; 9:460, 491-92, 540
(1757), 2:714-15: 9:i;:;i, r,::c, i;:;?, 659, r;r>5, 681, 773, 776, 798-99
(1763), 10:773, 776
blockhouses, 10:77
boat loading for Niagara journey, 11:210
Cayuga meeting (.Tune, 1758), 9:926-29
defense instructions (1756), 2:537-38
Delaware-Shawnee Treaty (July, 17.16), 9:475-79, 488, 522, 592 591 615
744, 752
dining room, photograph, 1:24]
firewood, 13:196
301
Index
Johnson, Fort,
floor plan, 1:199
Fort Hunter and, 2:480; 13:187
fortifications (1756) condition, 13:82-85
French print of, 6: frontispiece
fur trade at, 2:843; 3:258
garrison, 2:269; 3:14, 16-17; 10:77, 914; 13:85, 196
Ghost Room, photograph, 6:788
house at, 2:x
Indian Affairs records at, 7:527
Indian Council fire at, 3:444, 476, 484; 9:836, 838, 844-45, S53, 926; 10:359,
361, 412, 667
Indian population (1760), 13:188
Indian protest on murders near, 2:726-27
Iroquois-Cherokee and Catawba peace congresses (1757-58), 2:729, 741, 742,
743, 817-18, 851, 886; 9:804-808, 809, 835, 840-43, 847-48, 852, 946.
947-51, 957-61, 968; 13:207
Iroquois Conference of Deputies (1760), 3:188-92, 196, 198
Iroquois Congress (Feb. 1756), 9:347-84, 400
Iroquois Congress (Sept.-Nov., 1756), 2:659; 9:512, 525, 533, 536-37, 541.
542, 548, 550-51, 559, 902
Atkin Council, 2:659; 9:560-61
Iroquois Congress (April, 1762), 3:559, 561, 565, 570, 580, 593, 598, 599,
610, 630, 653, 662, 675, 685, 686-89, 690-717, 723-24, 727, 732, 739, 740-
41, 743; 10:402, 406, 409, 419, 428, 432, 435, 436-37, 439, 442-43, 449,
453-54, 461
Iroquois Congress (Sept., 1763), 10:800-801, S28-55, 856, 862, 877
Iroquois Council (1755) at (See Iroquois, Fort Johnson Conference (1755))
Iroquois meetings (Jan. -March, 1757), 2:884
(April, 1757), 2:885; 9:693-96, 697-98
(June, 1757), 2:715, 716
(July, 1757), 2:886
(Sept., 1757), 9:831-53
(March, 1758), 9:879-88
(June, 1758), 2:843-44
(Feb., 1759), 3:19, 20, 28-29; 10:88-89, 90, 95, 96, 98-99, 104, 106
(Feb., 1761), 13:205-206
(March, 1761), 10:236-42
(Jan., 1762), 10:356-71
Johnson (John) residence, 11:236«
Johnson (Warren) visit (1760-61), 13:185-92
in Johnson will, 12:1065-66, 1074
journal, see Indian Affairs, journal of transactions
living room, photograph, 1:251
Lutheran church meetings (1761), 13:210
memorial tablet, photograph, 1:231
Missisauga peace treaty (1764), 4:544, 551
Mohawk conferences:
(1750), 9:60-61
(May, 1756), 9:451, 453, 463-70
(1758), 10:11-13, 60-61; 13:104-108
(1760), 3:201
(1761), 3:409-10, 428-29; 10:223-26
(1763), 4:65-66; 10:622
Montour visit (1761), 3:329-30
Montreal expedition and, 3:249, 250
Oneida conference (May, 1756), 9:455-57
(Dec. 1758), 10:65-76
(1762), 10:480-83, 488
Onondaga Council (1758) adjournment to, 2:851, 852
Oquaga conference (1757), 2:729, 736; 9:703-13, 714-16
photograph, 1:197; 5:150; 9: frontispiece
plans for, 1:197, 19S, 240
302
Sir William Johnson Papers
provisions receipt (1756), 9:554
Road Act (1770) and, 7:596
schoolteacher, 6:682
Seneca meeting (1758), 9:961-63
Seneca Treaty (1764), 4:383, 3S6-87, 389, 401-402, 407, 409, 414, 418,
425, 447
Shawnee-Nanticoke-Mahican meeting (April, 1757), 9:676-78, 685, 690, 693,
700, 710, 718
sledges for (176S), 13:477
smith for, 2:832; 9:829, 895, 901
staircase, photograph, 1:225
Susquehanna Indian conference (Feb. 1756), 9:393-94
view (1759) of, drawn by Guy Johnson, 1:261
Wraxall's company at, 2:560-61
See also Johnson Hall; Johnstown
Johnson Creek, 13:269n
Johnson Hall :
Abenaki conference (July, 1768), 12:569-71
Adems daybook of expenditures (1768-73), 13:532-616
Allen and Izard visit (1765), 11:802
bedrooms, 13:656-57
blockhouse, photograph, 4:534, 622
bouwmaster's house, 13:309, 314, 659
Bradstreet troops return to, 11:500-508, 537, 543
builder's agreement with Fuller, 13:2S.']
builder's charges, 13:315-17
builder's journal (May, 1763), 13:307-15
burning reported, 8:541, 584
butler's room, 13:658
Caghnawaga conference (July, 1765), 11:872-76, 917 19
Caghnawaga conference (July, 1771), 13:503-505
Canadian Indian conferences (July- Am;., 1770), 12:837-47
Cayuga conference (Feb., 1770), 12:777-80
cellar, 13:282, 311, 651, 659
Cherokee deputation (1767), 6:7, 32, 69n; 12:340, 345, 393-96, 406, 431-32,
155
deputy journey homeward, 12:688-89
Cherokee-Iroquois peace conference (March, 1768), 6:135; 12:451-52, 456-
58, 464, 467-68, 469, 470-71, 472, 4 7::
Chippewa conference (July, 1768), 6:281-82, 283, 307, 314, 326, 333-34;
12:558-63, 645
Chippewa OH.-iwa conference (June, 1765), 4:755?i, 756, 774, 777. 778;
11:761, 769-72, 779-84, 797
Chippewa prisoner stop (1767) at, 12:364
coacli house, 13:307, 649-70
completion, 4:260, 267; 13:303
"Council Chamber," photograph, 4:638
Croghan visit (1768), 12:474, 518
Delaware-Shawnee conference | 177.".), 8:822, 837, 890
Delaware-Shawnee Min <;o conference (Nov., 1768), 12:632-35
Delaware-Shawnee-Mingo peace conferences (1765), 11:702 705 710 761
762, sci ; 13:334, ::7x
Dyer and Woodbridge visit (1763), 4:66, 70, 74, 76
fortification, 13 :3 L3fl
furniture bequests, 12:1065
Gale (Benjamin) visit (1768), 12:610
garret, 13:657 58
Gilliland visit ( 1763), 10:885
Gordon visits (1765), 13:374-76
grist mill, 13:3] I
guards for, 4:201, 255, 396; 10:8fi.S, ill.",, 021 25, <)"s
hall, 13:282-83, 655
303
Index
Johnson Hall,
Harmense patent (Clifton Park) land lot drawing at, 13:483-85
historical tablet, photograph, 4:812
Indian Council, painted by E. L. Henry, 12 -.frontispiece
Indian council fire at, 10:676; 11:595, 596; 12:274, 574, 1047
Indian provisions (1763), 10:625, 654, 658-59
Indian provisions (1774), 13:647-49
inventory (1774), 13:647-65
Iroquois-Caghnawaga conferences (Sept., 1763), 4:200, 205-206, 208;
10:828-55, 862, 877
Iroquois conference (Sept. 1762), 10:500-508, 509-18
Iroquois conference (May, 1763) on Amherst policies, 10:674-84
Iroquois conferences (1763) on Newkirk murderers, 10:623-25, 626-36, 649-
51, 679
Iroquois conference (December, 1763), 4:272, 273-74, 287, 294; 10:943-44,
957-72, 973-74, 989; 11:21, 24
Iroquois conference (Jan. 1764), 11:24-35
Iroquois conference (June, 1764), 11:233-37
Iroquois conference (Jan., 1767), 12:258-61
Iroquois conference (July, 1771), 12:911-12
Iroquois Congress (April, 1762), proceedings, 3:690-717, 723-24, 727, 732,
739, 740-41, 742-43; 10:436-37, 442-43, 449, 453-54, 461
Iroquois Congress (March, 1764) on Seneca peace, 11:105-106, 107-108,
111-12, 113, 114-15
Articles of, 11:151-57, 290, 291-92, 293, 295-98, 312
Proceedings, 11:134-61
ratification at Niagara Congress (July, 1764), 11:313-24, 327-28
Iroquois Congress (July, 1774), 12:1107," 1112-13, 1116, 1121-22; 13:640-41,
671, 673
kitchen, 13:658-59
lobby, 13:657
McLeod visit (1767), 12:266
Mingo conference (Jan., 1774), 12:1044-61, 1091-94, 1114
missionary for, 13:417
Missisauga- Abenaki conference (July, 1770), 12:830-35
Missisauga conference (Aug., 1768), 12:590-93, 647
Missisauga conference (Sept., 1764), 11:354-56
Mohawk conferences (May, 1764), 11:205
Mohawk conference (Sept., 1764), 11:358-61
Mohawk conference (April, 1768), 12:644
Mohawk conferences (1773), 8:936-37, 943, 949, 954-68, 976-77, 979-80,
981-82
Mohawk conferences (1774), 8:1095, 1105-1107, 1120-21
Mohawk Kayaderosseras settlement conference (Aug., 1768), 6:308 309-10
327, 355, 395, 458; 12:572-78, 588, 646, 756
Moore conference with Oquagas and Mohawks (1769), 12:688
Moore visit (1766), 12:185
Moore visit (1768), 6:342-46, 398-404
Mount Joy, 13:662-65
Munsee conference (Nov. 1764), 11:476-78
nursery, 13:656
Oneida-Tuscarora-Nanticoke conference (Feb., 1764), 11:80-85
Onondaga conference (Sept., 1764), 11:356-58
Onondaga conference (Nov. 1764), 11:478-82
Onondaga Council (1763) Connecticut message, 10:663-69
Oquaga conference (Feb/ 1764), 11:33, 37-43, 45-50
parlors, 13:652-54, 655-56
photograph (1907), 4:4, 110, 364, 856; 5:92
plan for dimensions and design, 13:282-83, 285-86
rebel plunder (1776), 13:732
repairs (1765), 4:760
roof, 13:282-83
304
Sir Williain Johnson Papers
Saint Patrick's Lodge institution in, room, photograph, 6:2
Seneca conference (August, 1762!), 10:490-1)1
Seneca peace (1761) delegations, 11:106, 107
shay (chaise) house, 13:307, 311, 314
sketch, 7:30
sledges for, 13:476
smith shop, 13:661
staircase, photograph, 4:706
stonehouses, 13:651-52
study, 13:650-51
Susquehanna Indian Congress (Feb., 1764), 11:59-67
Wharton (Samuel) visit (1768), 12:511
White (Henry) visit, 12:978
Wyaloosing-Chugnut Indian conference (March, 1764), 11:88-96
Johnson's Harbor, 13:269n,
Johnston, lieut. of the Platoons, 10:906, 919
Johnston, (Newport lawyer), 6:80-81, 87-88
Johnston, Augustus, 4:163
Johnston, J., col, 3:77, 84, 106, 110, 112, 119
Johnston, John, commissary, 3:105
Johnston (Johnson), John (Indian captain and Seneca smith) :
accounts, 5:15, 564; 7:32, 338, 381, 382, 409, 702
Achsinnessink orders, 11:94%
Bradstreet expedition, 4:437; 11:369, 524-25, 537
examination of, 4:549-50; 11:472
in Canajoharie patent, 3:634; 10:248
Oanestio expedition and, 4:324, 336, 344-45, 352, 392-94, 427; 11:74-76, 86-88
Cayuga post (1769), 12:742
on Fox chief recruited (1764), 4:423
Iroquois conference (1767) on boundary line, 12:288-89
Kirkland and, 8:1176
lieutenancy, 3:287
McLeod and, 7:795ji
marriage of, 6:739-40
Misshanamokana post request, 6:25-26
on Missisaugas, 8:286-87
Montour accounts and, 4:712; 11:689
Montour Niagara journey (1764), 11:181, 185, 197-98
Onondagas and, 4:633
on Oswego meeting (1762), 3:818, 821
Philadelphia vacation (1766), 12:42-43
on Seneca payment of indemnities for murders (1773), 8:1175-76
on Seneca shelter (1762) of murderers, 3:973-74, 980; 10:562-64, 582, 595,
618-19
on Seneca trade, 7:1045-46, 1139-40
Seneca visitors' passes (1774), 8:1172
on threat of general Indian war (1771), 8:141-42
on transportation of provisions, 4 :740
Johnston, John, col, death (1759), 13:116
Johnston, Ijauchlan, 3:990re
Johnston, Robert, ens.:
horse loan, 5:280-81
Rogers Michilimaekinac command and, 6:466; 12:161-62, 198-09
Rogers plot (1768) and, 12:439-40, 443-45, 449, 613, 614,' 651
Johnston, William ('deputy paymaster general), 2:674-75
in Canajoharie patent, 3:634; 10:1! IS
Johnston, William, ensign, 3:287
Johnston, William (justice), 5:483-84
Johnston, William (millwright), 7:1003
Johnston, William (smith), 7:207-208, 79S; 12:483-86, 716-17, 765
Johnstone, Gov. George, 5:493-94; 7:1156; 8:50
Johnstown:
305
Index
J ohnstown,
attack threat (1760), 3:233
Barton procurement of tradesmen for, 4:866, 875-76; 5:402, 532-33
carpenter (1767) for, 5:546
carpentry bill (1770), 7:339
Catholicism in, 8:1195ft
church (Saint John's Episcopal), 6:13, 28, 293, 745; 7:1160; 8:357, 360,
488, 927; 12:S93, 982
bell for, 5:157, 158, 195, 211, 232
choirboys, 8:323
photograph, 8: frontispiece, 926
proposal to combine with Mohawk mission, 7:213, 248-49, 250, 265, 282
Oole settlement, 7:268-69
companies forming after Continental Congress, 8:1207, 1210
Cottgrave ambitions for, 8:322-23, 425, 488
courthouse, 'photograph, 8:710 (See also Tryon County)
Davis application to settle in, 7:143-44, 305-306
glebe, 10:250
growth of, 4:719, SS5; 5:413, 436, 532-33; 6:330-31; 8:706; 12:884,
893-94
hatter in, 8:375-76, 683-84, 699
Iroquois conference (Sept., 1774) with Guy Johnson, 13:680-81
jail, photograph, 8:708 (See also Tryon County)
Johnson's grave, photograph,, 8:1196
justice of the peace for, 8:323, 637
manor proposal, 6:682; 12:699-70
markets and fairs, 8:907; 12:699, 982
mechanics for, 4:866; 5:533
mills prohibited in, 4:866
minister for, 5:413-15, 428, 436, 466, 477, 728, 779, 781, 800, 821-22, 838-39,
843, 845; 6:11-12, 26, 67, 74, 78, 190-92, 293, 329-31, 456, 6S5, 711, 745;
7:115, 588; 8:1, 522, 549
Mosley appointed (1772), 8:584, 602, 623, 887
Mosley retirement, 8 : 1069, 1119
Seabury refusal, 7:212-13, 291
plans for, '3: 827, 914; 4:697; 5:413-14; 10:560; 11:648-49
portrait painter in, 13:xiii
potash manufacture at, 7:395-96
Preston settled at, 7:311-12
roads for, 8:357, 360
saddler for, 8:754, 781
school for, 5:403; 6:13, 28, 191, 710; 7:145, 169, 290, 693; 8:322-23, 488,
927, 1156
schoolteacher beaten by townswomen, 7:892
surveyor for, 5:533
tanner and currier, 8:715
tavern, 12:933, 961ft, 1063n
township rights, 12:699
as Tryon County seat, 8:x, 237, 263, 311, 316, 328-29, 332, 357, 360, 385-86,
413, 436, 477, 492, 543, 823; 12:933, 958
woolen manufacture project, 5:791-92, 847
See also Johnson Hall
Johny (Karistowano — Onondnga), 10:182; 13:178
Joilliet, , 11:827
Joliette, F., 4:822-23
Jonathan (alias Martin . . . white prisoner), 10:165, 166, 167-69, 171
Jonathan (Delaware), 9:729, 782
Jonathan (Kayenquiragoa — Canajoharie), 10:364-68, 900, 927-29
Jonathan (Mahican), 9:791
Jonathan (Mohawk), 1:784; 3:165
Jonathan, Philip, 4:374
Joncaire Chabert, Daniel, Sieur de Chabert et Clausonne (Jean Cour, John
Cure, Jean Ceur) :
306
Sir William Johnson Papers
Amherst present disbursement and, 10:189
autograph, 6:xii
brother at Fort Duquesne (1758), 10:38?i
capture plans (1748), 1:78-79, 174-75
capture plans (1755), 13:78
Carleton and, 5:548, 572; 12:325-27, 329-31
in Detroit (1768), 6:416-21
duplicity of, 5:850; 6:146, 250, 263, 307; 12:386-87, 522-23, 527, 544
forbidden to trade, 4:791, 801; 5:575; 11:870
Geneseo Council (1758), 9:946, 956
grand-daughter, 7 : 682
Indian hopes at American return (1765), 11:963
Iroquois and, 1:149, 153, 314-15; 9:557, 558
Muskingum visit (1764), 11:403-404
in Niagara capitulation, 10:124; 13:114
Niagara losses indemnity, 5:32, 35, 92-93, 96, 99, 177-79; 12:329
Niagara residence (French period), 13:228, 240
Niagara settlements (1761), 10:265
Niagara trip (1767), 5:542, 548
Niagara trip (1769), 6:751
Ohio expedition (1749), 9:41, 62-63
Perthuis and, 5:177-79, 196
return to France (1761), 3:546, 644
Montreal residence, 4:575, 782
Sandusky trade request (1768), 6:429-31
Senecas and, 1:131, 138, 300, 303; 2:325, 388-89, 665, 668, 671, 680-81, 700:
9:584, 585-86
Ohio trading post promise, 9:75
proposal to make war on the English (1761), 3:456, 460, 696; 8:1144,
12:230, 233
Joncaire, Philippe Thomas de, 1:914-15
Joncaire-Clauzonne, ,2:665ft.
Jones, overseer application, 4:647, 737; 11:574
Jones, Dr., 3:654, 680; 8:327
Jones, Abraham, 4:181, 438; 5:422; 8:680
Jones, David (speaker of New York Assembly), 1:306, 308; 4:94
Crown Point forces gift of sheep and cheese, 2:161, 167; 13:57-58
demission of, 3:612
Jones, Rev. David, 8:618-20, 1159, 1178
Jones, Isaac (mayor of Philadelphia), 6:290
Jones, Isaac (son of Abraham Jones, gunsmith), 4:181
Jones, James, 3:151
Jones, James, lieut., 9:237
Jones, Samuel, 5:598
Jones, Samuel, lieut., 1:877
Jones, Thomas, 5:53-54
Jones, Thomas (McDougall trial), 7:483w
Jones, Tom, 2:713
Jones, Valentine, lieut. col., 5:635n; 13:431, 489, 624
Huron dispute (1773), 8:866; 13:623, 717-18
Indian threats of uprising (1768) and, 13:466-67
Rogers and, 6:753, 754-55; 12:613
Jonquii'ie, Pierre Jacques de TafTanc], Marquis de La, 1:239, 241n
Iroquois invitation to Canada (1755), 9:161
on prisoner exchange, 1:241-42, 255; 9:47 19, 57, 64, 65
on slaves in refuge, 9:69
Jordan, John, 3:90
Jordin, rapt., 1:100
Josant, Jacob, 7:666
Joseph (Indian), 2:396; 6:96
Joseph (Canajoharie), 10:800, 896, 900
on Maybe land frauds, 11:555-56
307
Index
Joseph (Canajoharie),
on royal appeal in Mohawk land claims, 11:984-85
Joseph ( Teyoghsaghrogo — Canajoharie), on Montreal expedition, 10:181;
13:175
Joseph (Tiyonquaroony — Canajoharie), 10:181; 13:176
Joseph (Feifer, Canasadaga), 10:393, 398, 399
Joseph (Mohawk sachem), 3:157; 9:19; 12:390; 13:217-18
on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
Joseph (Mohawk exhibited in London), 4:753; 11:754, 772
Joseph (Canadaighse — Mohawk), on Montreal expedition, 10:180; 13:174
Joseph ("native New York Indian") land deed (1754) to George II, 11:945-48
Joseph (Canaghsadirho — Oneida), 10:181; 13:176
Joseph (Oquaga), 9:806
Joseph (Attrewaghti — Schoharie), 11:34
on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:177
Joseph (Kaneiya — Schoharie), on Montreal expedition, 10:181; 13:177
Joseph (Stockbridge Indian), 8:6
Joseph (Thayendanegea), see Brant, Joseph
Joseph (vessel), 1:259, 374, 376
Josephson, Manuel, 2:615
Josette, , 1:898
Joshua (Nanticoke), 9:729
Joshua, Betty, 4:154; 11:433
Joshua, Elizabeth, 5 : 153
Joshua, Sarah, 5:153
Joutes, John, 7:439
Juba (slave), 12:1070
Judges, see Justices
Juery, Han (Oneida), 4:165
Joseph Cordon de Villiers, sieur de, 2:816n
Jumonville, Joseph Coulon de Villiers, sieur de, 2:816?i
assassination of, 9:172m
Juniata, Pennsylvania, 4:751-52; 9:755-56; 11:747
"Junius," 7:39*8, 401?i
Justices:
appeals to the King and, 4:613
councilmen as, 10:442
dedimus potestatein and, 12:824-25
Dutch, 3:341
Five Pound Act and, 4:262
German Flats complaints of maladministration (1772), 8:509-10
Herchheimer refusal of commission (1772), 8:444-45, 468
Johnson as justice of the peace, 7:869; 12:790
Kinderhook election (1772), 8:449, 455, 462
Kinderhook malpractice (1754), 9:136-37
Lyne on fees of, 1:45
magistrate appointments, 6:672-73, 692-93, 752; 7:11, 380, 639-40; 12:224
New York jurisdiction of, 5:441
Massachusetts Chief Justice (1774), 8:1071
New Jersey judge praised for execution of white murderer, 13:417-18
New York chief justices, 3:945n; 4:10», 33n, 454; 5:515
New York Justice of the Peace appointments (1761), 10:234
New York Justice of the Peace appointments (1762), 3:604, 60S-609, 617,
621-22, 624-25, 647-48, 651-52, 653, 655, 659, 666, 668, 669, 680, 750-51 ;
10:467, 565, 572, 610-11
justice of the peace appointments (1770), 7:360-61, 467, 569, 644, 730;
12:753, 766, 768-69, 771, 780-81, 782, 783-85, 789, 790, 792-93, 795-96
salaries of circuit court, 8:710
Scioto Resident Commission of the Peace, 12:943
Tryon County commissions, 8:369, 383, 396, 432, 478, 614
Tryon County election of magistrates, 8:455-56
Tryon County circuit court, 12:984-85
Kaashuta (Seneca), see Kayashoton (Seneca chief)
308
Sir William Johnson Papers
Kadaraiquee, see Cadaracqui
Kadaheha (Cayuga), 10:184
Kndirehoakta (Oneida), 12:629
Kaghneghtago, see Brant, "Young Brant"
Kaghneghtago, Caghnawaga chief, 10:372-74
Kaghniagarodo (Onondaga sachem), 11:709
Kaghnighsyengo (Onondaga), 10:184
Kaghraquatha (Tuscarora), 10:184
Kaghswangaroro (Tuscarora), 10:184
Kaghradodea (Cayuga), see English Man, The
Kaghraandota (Seneca rendezvous, 1763), 10:869, 894
Kaghswoughdioony (Mohawk), 10:181
Kaghwanho (Mohawk), 10:180; 13:174
Kaherodo (Cayuga), 10:962
Kahiuenta (Onondaga woman), 13:151, 154
Kain, (Kane), John, 8:41-42, 91-92
Kaingseraragarat (Cayuga chief), 12:628
Kakadora (Onondaga), 10:830, 932-34
Kakukdoden, see Groote Junge
Kaller, Jacob, 3:342
Kalm, Peter, 1:228; 2:x
on Albany stay, 1:304-306
on Fort St. Frederic, l:695n
gratitude to Johnson, 1:295-96
letter, photograph, 1:297
on lobelia in the cure of venereal disease, 5:760; 6:30-31; 12:610-11
on Niagara trade competition with Oswego, 9:68
Kamis, William, 7:687
Kanadacta (Onondaga Indian), 3:445, 447; 13:224, 226
Kanadagawya (Mohawk), see Canadagaia
Kanadarusseras, see Kayaderosseras
Kanadasaga, see Canadasaga
Kanadiohora (Chenussio chief), 3:706; 12:363
Kanadiorha (Canadiorha, Nickus Kanadyora — Canajoharie sacliem), see Brant
Nicholas Canadiorha
Kanadisorha (Seneca), 10:634
Kanadvora (Oquaga chief), 11:50; 12:864
mother's death, 10:846
Kanaegi (Seneca chief), 10:903; 12:1053, 1059
Kanaghquiesa (Oneida chief), see Canaghquiesa
Kanaghragait (Seneca chief), see White Mingo
Kanaghyagey, see Canajageya (Onondaga sachem)
Kanagiagaia (Onondaga sachem), see Canajageya
Kanahokeayat (Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Kanajiawana, 12:340
Kanasowaga (Ganaghsawaghta), fortification, 11:160, 181-82
Kanatsyahoha (Onondaga), 10:]84; 13:178
Kanawagon (Conewago — Seneca town) :
indemnities for murdered Frenchmen, 8:1106 1107
Joncaire land at, 12:387
Ottawa messages (1763). 10:065-66
Pennsylvanian murders (1756) reported, 2:426-27
Western Indian Seneca Council (1758), 2:796; 9:^71
Kanawav Creeks (Big and Little), See Kanliawa River
Kanayesty (Seneca), 10:182
Kane, Jolin, see Kain, John
Kane, William, 7:686; 13:496-97
Kaneahake (Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Kanessaron (Ganessaron — Oquaga), 11:159, 160
Kaidiawa River:
Bouquet expedition (1764) and, 4:612
Cressap murders on, 12:1095-96
309
Index
Kanhawa Biver,
Indian boundary line and, 6:212, 407, 408, 757; 7:16, 65, m, 113, 119, 160;
12:494, 709, 1099
trade on, 4:624; 11:497, 516, 544
Virginia-Shawnee battle (1774) at, 13:695, 698-99, 701
Kanestio, see Canestio
Kanias (Seneca), 10:519, 903; 12:1053, 1059
Kaniertae (Chenussio, son of Joneaire), 11:619
Kanigut (Tuscarora chief), 12:624-25, 628
Kankaghto, destruction of, 11:132
Kanodock (Onondaga) :
death of, 10:889, 893, 894, 901
at Johnson Hall Congress (Sept., 1762), 10:513, 518
on Montreal expedition, 10:184
Oswego visit (1748), 1:137
"replacement" of, 11:32, 110
Kanuas (Seneca), 10:182
Kanuskagos, see Chenussios
Kanzas Indians, 10 : 819
Kaokia, see Cahokia
Kap, George, 3:634
Karaghiagigo (Onondaga chief) :
brother of, 12:332, 389-90, 393, 864
death of, 12:364-65, 369, 371, 389-90
illness, 11:206
on Mohawk land claims, 4:81; 10:650-51
murder of Indians under, 12:115, 123, 125-26
on Newkirk murders, 10:649-50
Onondaga famine (1767), 12:286-87
Oswegatchie scalping party, 13:147
son of, 12:389-90
Sononquiris' condolence ceremony and, 12:303
Southern war party (1757), 9:635?r
Karaghianaghquas (Seneca chief), 3:460; 13:128, 129, 131, 235
Karaghiiagey (Canaseraga Seneca), 10:945
Karaghyadirha (Seneca town), 12:387, 762; 13:667
Delawares sheltered (1764-65) in, 11:180-81, 722
Iroquois deputies to the Shawnees (1772), 8:408
Pontiac and, 11:515
smallpox threat (1765), 11:553
Karandowana (Seneca chief), 12:693-94
Karayaga, see Canajageya (Onondaga sachem)
Karhagoghrono Indians, 4:789
Kariwhagharron, Isaack, 10:643, 645
Karman (Kerman, Kennan), Michael, 6:7S9; 7:216
Karman & Walter, 6:788; 7:216
Karne (Carren), Johannes, 7:352, 1085-86
Karondawago (Tuscarora), 10:184
1\ a ronghiyage (Canaseraga) , 10 : 182 ; 13 : 176
Karraghiagigo (Onondaga chief), see Karaghiagigo
Kas, Hansjerie, 1:363
Kaskaskia :
Baugh command (1766), 5:381; 13:399
Croghan conference (Sept., 1766), 5:369
Crown purchase proposal, 5:324
English occupation, 6:195; 8:593; 11:788-89
French Indian migration from, 13:410
location, 12:932
war belts (1767) in, 5:751
Kaskaskias, 6:390; 7:16; 8:842; 12:1049, 1050-51
Croghan conference (Aug.-Sept., 1766), 5:369; 12:176, 264; 13:407-10, 414
French-Spanish intrigues (1768), 12:601-602
Kass, , murder (1769), 12:737; 13:520
310
Sir William Johnson Papers
Kass, George, 9:874; 12:819
Amherst and, 3:34(5; 10:246, 275
horse sold (1771) by, 7:106S
settlement in line of French march (1757), 9:85S, 862
Kats Kilns, sec Catskill
Kaunaundasageah (Kaunaudasage), see Canadasaga
Kaun au Wau Koharie, see Canowaroghare
Kaweghnagey, Brant, 1:405
Kayaderosseras patent :
boundaries of, 3:426, 642; 4:614, 708; 5:104-105, 282, 745; 6:x, 223
deed of 1704, 12:567, 573, 574
deed inconsistencies, 11:886-87, 924-25, 94S-50; 12:233, 534, 537
Gage on legal efforts to redress injustices of, 12:367-68, 379, 415
history of, 4:360
Colden and, 4:541-42, 565, 577, 614-15, 681, 693-95, 711-12, 767, 787;
11:468-69
future claims of infants, 5:282-83, 550
Glen and, 8:15
Hansen patent and, 6:352-53, 621
Indian Affairs policies and, 1:432; 3:665, 682, 726; 4:208, 239, 465, 653-54,
6S4, 735-36, 739, 742, 747-49; 5:739, 744; 6:32; 9:148, 166
Johnson conference with Mohawks (1767), 5:562, 630, 699-700, 732
Johnson (John), and, 5:477
Kempe and, 4:422, 431, 702, 744, 817-19, 838, 862-64; 5:219
exposition of legal aspects, 5:281-85, 363; 11:866-67, S86-S9, 923-27
Kingsborougli patent nnd, 4:267
Leake purchase offer (1762), 3:645 ; 10:397
litigation costs, 4:668-69, 700-701, 702, 703, 709; 11:652, 742-43
McDonald lot, 8:420, 427-28
Mohawk protests against settlement, 4:541, 542, 577, 584, 742; 10:225;
11:359-61, 367, 379-SO, 381-82, 387, 554-55, 605-607, 625-26, 650-51, 663,
678-79, 688, 714, 748; 12:93-94
royal appeal for redress, 4:576, 652-54, 665, 684; 12:249, 260, 533
Moore and, 5:416; 6:92, 228, 268-70, 276-77, 284, 308, 309-10, 342-46, 398-
404; 12:551, 565
New York Act on land division and, 5:678-79
New York Colony Council on, 4:654, 655, 681-85, 693-95; 5:567
patent (1708), photograph, 6:178
patent-holders' proposal to surrender western part, 4:792. 707, 845, 850,
862; 5:105, 214, 285, 540, 549; 6:39-41, 83, 173-74; 11:821, 825, 852,
864-66, 923-24; 12:126-27, 321, 533-34, 537
proposal to vacate patent, 4:551, 56.1, 576, 609, 681-82, 696. 699, 701, 702,
749, 767, 818-19; 11:367, 380, 381-82. 387, 787, 78S, vss-sjl; 12:534
New York Assembly refusal (1765), 11:712-13
Sacondaga patent and, 12:193, 259, 260, 262-63
settlement conferences (1768), G:r, 222-23, 228, 273-74, 276; 12:367-68, 379,
415, 516, 527, 529-43, 565-67
Johnson Ball (August), 6:308, .109-10, 327, 355, 395, 458; 12:572-78.
588, 646, 756
survey, 6:715; 12:534-35, 537-38, 551, 565. 566 67, 573, 576
Watts on, 4:858, 862; 5:647; 6:178-79, 325
Wetherhead laud purchase and, 5:237, 245 16, 281, 284, 268-70
Kayandagaron, se< Kindarunty
Kayashofon (Kayoshota, Kayastoto, Keyashuta, Kaashuta— Mingo Seneca
chief) :
at Bouquet. Muskingum conferences (1764), 11:448-50, 152-54, 156, 161,467
at Bouquet Tuscarrowas conferences (1764), 11:439 10, Ml, 146 17
Cherokee murder | 1774) on Little Beaver Creek, 12:1090 91
children's death (1773), 12:1053, 1055
Cresap murders (1774) nnd, 12:1098-99, Mil 15
at Cropdian Fort Pitt conference | May, 1765), 11:724, 72''., 729-31 737
embassies (1773-74) for Johnson and the Iroquois, 8:1012, 1016, 1032, 1057,
311
Index
Kayaslioton,
108(5, 1093, 1094, 1105; 12:1034, 1044-52, 1055-60, 1089, 1091-94, 1114;
13: (540, 641, 666, 671, 681-82, 686
on Fort Pitt liquor trade (1774), 12:1094
Johnson Hall conference (Jan., 1774), 12:1044-61, 1114
report to McKee on, 12:1091-94
New York visit (1772), 8:625, 631, 643; 12:994
Ohio settlements and, 8:615-16, 641, 678-79, 834-35
Phyn employment (1767) of, 5:681
presents, 12:1016
Seneca land sales and, 5:242
Seneca threat to the English (1761), 3:451, 484n, 488, 491-92, 493, 696-97;
10:347; 13:233, 236, 254, 255
Shawnee implication of Mingoes in trader warning (1773), 12:1033, 1034,
1039, 1046-47
Shawnee punishment proposal (1774), 12:1054, 1056-57; 13:640
Shawnee threats (1774) to, 13:667, 677, 681-82, 686
Wyandotte prisoner return (1764), 4:607
Kayastoto, see Kayaslioton (Mingo Seneca chief)
Kayendarungo (Oquaga), 11:49
Kayendarunghqua (Seneca chief), 4:736«; ll:748n
Kayenkighsa village, 7:955
Kayenquego (Ohenussio), 13:221
Kayenquerego (Niagara chief), 10:893
Kayingwauranto (Indian), 8:1175
Kearn, John, 7:865
Keckhoa (Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Keen, , capt., 13:101, 102
Kees, John, lieut., 4:373-74, 399
Keewahal al Arie (Mahican), 12:497-99
Kehanamazo (Indian), 11:696
Kehewenum (Delaware chief), 11:723
Keightighqua (Corn Cob, Cornstalk, Tawname Buck — Shawnee chief), 7:689;
11:461, 465; 12:602
trader warning (1773), 12:1032-33
Keikman, , 13:221
Keisar's Stone House, 2:810
Keissnauch (Shawnee chief) :
at Bouquet conferences (1764), 11:439, 447
at Fort Pitt Croghan conferences (1760), 3:208, 210
at Fort Pitt Croghan conference (1765), 11:723
presents, 5:248
prisoner return (17(54), 11:450-51
Shawnee hostage escape (1764), 11:484
Keith, William, 6:559
Keiuser (Cryzer, Keyser, Kreuser), C, 7:723-30; 8:64-66, 145, 150; 13:304n
trade venture (1771), 8:271, 280, 304-305, 306, 324-25, 354-56, 378-80
(1773), 8:841; 12:1028
Keller, , horse of, 13 : 632
Keller, Caspar, 4:311
Keller, Jacob, 4:112
Kellet, Roger, lieut., 3 : 70n, 82
Kelley, ,1:29
Kelley, James, 1:195, 196; 9:193
Kelliaan, , 1:369
Kellogg, Aaron, 7:414; 13:639
Kellogg, Joseph, 1:405, 737-38, 739
Kellogg, Rev. Martin, 1:234, 357-58; 9:93
Kelly, (Pownall protege). 1:582-83
Kelly, , capt., 6:234, 619, 620; 7:561, 562, 644, 649
Kelly, , lieut., Tenth Regiment, 8:788, 795
Kelly, Barnabas, 12:1071n
Kelly, John:
312
Sir William Johnson Papers
Johnson (Guy) land grant and, 11:121
Johnson (Warren) visit (1760), 13:184
Wetherhead marriage to daughter of, 5:515, 565
Kelly, John, clerkship applicant, 4:642; 5:220, 224, 273
Kellv, William, 6:296; 13:90, 125
accounts (1758-59), 2:782-83; 3:8, 148, 156, 163, 178
Bolderson packet-boat and, 3:290
books forwarded by, 3 : 926
Colden partnership dissolved (1756), 2:463
Cosby lands and, 3:608, 645
on Declaration of War against France, 2:504-506
Gilliland and, 4:123; 10:673
invitation to Johnson (1768), 6:266-67
on Johnson's baronetcy, 2:462
New York trade agency and, 7:925-26, 989
orders (1756), 2:473, 523
on "ready money trade," 7:733-36, 851, 988-89, 990-92
renewal of correspondence (1767), 5:835; 6:14
on runaway slave, 3:573, 588
on scarcity of merchandise, 2:466-67, 521
on taking of the Manillas, 4:120
wampum order to, 2:835
on West Indian expedition, 3:20
See also Colden and Kelly
Kelman, Philip, 8:334
Kemble (Kimble), Samuel, capt., 6:485; 7:190, 202, 208, 227-28, 1042
shipwreck in Little Egg Harbour, 7:713, 718, 731
Kempe, John Tabor:
autograph, 4:a;v
on Canajoharie claim inquiry, 4:107-108, 117; 5:219
clerk recommended by, 4:533; 11:346-47
Cockburn and, 8:516
on colonial unrest, 6:561
Cox trade loss reimbursement (1769), 12:702
Deputy Agent recommended by, 5:515
on ejectment recourse, 3:880, 930, 946
English visit (1767-1768), 5:706-707, 722-23, 739, 740, 763-64; 6:97-98, 219
on Tndian legal recourse, 11:950-51
Johnson's land purchases (1769), 6:649
Kayaderosseras patent and, 4:422, 431, 701, 702, 744, 817-19, 838, 862-64;
5:219, 281-85, 363; 11:742-43, 866-67, 886-89, 924-25, 948-51; 12:93-94,
233
on Klock refusal of Canajoharie release, 6:616, 635; 8:545-46; 12:365, 698
on Klock trial, 3:907; 4:108-109, 112-15, 117-18, 669; 5:219, 740: 6:743-
44; 10:457-58. 487-88, 541-42, 574-75, 641-43
land claims of wife's family, 6:572-74
land purchases, 5:218-19, 453, 559; 7:499; 12:93
Mohawk claims and, 7:122-25, 145, 164-66, 201-202; 12:232-33
legal fees, 4:66S-C,9, 700-701, 702; 5:219; 6:154; 7:560; 11:742-43
liquor trade and, 3:976; 4:3, 23-24, 41, 45-46
marriage (1766), 12:03
Marsh lawsuit (170.", 64) and, 13:323
Maybe case, 4:850; 11:920-27, 950 51
Ousterhout trespass suit (1770) bond, 13:496-97
Roberts and, 7:4S0, 915, 1014; 12:^sl'
Schermerhorn case, 5:45.".
Sons of Liberty an.]. 12:L'K2-83
on Wappinger claim hearing, 5:515, 525; 10:495: 12:282
Wetherhead and, 5:564; 6:141 ; 7:304
Kempe, William, l:523n, 70s
Kendal, Peter, 1:868
Kendarondy, see Kindarunty
313
Index
Kendrick (Mohawk), 9:645
Kenedy, Richard, 11:113
Kenerick, , 3:889, 898
Keney, Enoch, 1:870
Kenier, , 2:309
Kennaday, , 3:290, 628
Kennan, Michael, see Karman, Michael
Kennebec (Kinnebeek) River, 1:434, 448; 4:812; 11:856
Kennebeck Treaty, 2:123
Kennedy, , trader accompanying Maisonville, 8:899, 905, 913
Kennedy, lieut., 2:632, 633, 636; 9:362; 13:88
Kennedy, Archibald, 1:332, 532, 540, 558; 2:515, 565
on Indian Affairs, 2:392
on Johnson's baronetcy, 2:430
New York Councilman, 1:452, 454, 463, 544, 558
telescope of, 1:586, 619; 2:392
Kennedy, Archibald, Jr., capt. :
Stamp Act and, 5:103
Kennedy, Quinton, capt., 3:128, 623; 9:494n, 644
West Indies expedition, 3:594, 625, 684
Kennedy, William, merchant, 3:348; 4:49
accounts, 3:154, 169, 373; 8:454; 10:292
chaise delivery, 3:833, 869
Claus dealings with, 3:360, 377, 381; 10:260
horsemen's tents delivery (1761), 3:421
Kennedy's Island (Bedlow's Island), 1:849
Kentaign, (Detroit Frenchman), 10:986; 13:318, 320
Kente, see Quinte
Kentucky, 8:889n
Kenunetion Indians, 9:283
Kenzego (Kensago), 1:207, 223
Keough, see Koch
Keppel, maj. gen., 3:881
Keppel, Augustus, admiral, 1:626, 792
Keppel, George, see Albemarle, George Keppel, third Earl of
Kerlerec, see Billouart de Kelerec
Kerr, Dr., 1:18, 26
Kerr, Robert J., 13 :xii
Kessedy, Edward, 7 : 990
Kesslaer, Jacob, 11:933-37
Kettle Creek. 12:963; 13:245
Keyashuta (Mingo chief) see Kayashoton (Seneca chief)
Kewaykishgum (Ottawa chief), ll:273n
Keyes, Solomon, capt., 9:235
Keyenqugto (Seneca chief ), 12:941-42
Keyinatitchtha (Shawnee chief), 11:461
Keylappame (Delaware chief), 11:456, 457
Keysar, Michael, 3:609, 650, 651, 737
Keyssar, John, 3:179
Khotin, 7:285n
Kiaenggwacauchdoone (Seneca chief), 11:591
Kickapoos :
Cherokee hostilities (1769), 12:689
Croghan captured (1765) by, 4:762«, 823-24. 825, 828, 830, 847; 11:837,
839, 841, 845-46, 854-55, 872, 877, 884, 893, 904
Shawnee resentment for murdered deputies, 5:201, 216; 12:8 40 48-49,
79, 100-101 ' ' ' ' '
Croghan conference (July, 1765), 11:847-50
Croghan conference (Aug.-Sept., 1766), 13:414
at Detroit Council (1761), 3:475
Fort Chartres scalpings, 8:178, 278, 337; 12:602-603
Fort Chartres threat (1770), 7:525; 12:813
314
Sir William Johnson Papers
Fort Chartres threat (1772), 8:551
Hutehins visit (1762), 10:526-27, 528, 545
Illinois Indians and, 8:225, 251, 661
Iroquois and, 8:225, 233
peace offers (1765), 11:846, 847-50, 877, 900
in Miami Confederacy, 4:245; 13:434n, 439m.
numbers (1771), 12:931
Ottawa Council (1762), 10:534
Pontiac war belts (1765), 11:745
Pottawatomies and, 5:618; 6:729, 730
prisoners (1771), 8:278, 343, 453
Scioto Council (1772) and, 8:586
Shawnee Fort Chartres conference (1772), 8:661
Villiers message (1763), 10:S19-21
warrior numbers (1773), 8:894, 896
Western Indian conspiracy (1771) and, 8:7, 260
Kiekhowa (Onondaga), 7:981
Kidney, Mrs. , 8:352
Kikiki, 6:121
Kikiuskin (Delaware), 3:208, 210
Kilby, Christopher, 2:505; 5:564; 6:164
Killbuck (Bemineo — Delaware chief) :
Bouquet and, 11:436, 482, 484
Bradstreet expedition and, 11:650
at Chippewa conference (Johnson Hall, June, 1765), 11:782-83
Croghan expedition (1765) and, 11:628
deputy to the Peace Treaty (1765), 4:607, 649, 650, 664, 786; 11:459, 482,
592, 593, 616, 617, 624-26, 661-62, 682, 768-69, 783, 831
at Fort Stanwix Congress (1768), 12:628
Negro purchased by Stanwix, 6:113-14
presents, 5:255, 256, 259; 13:261
Squash Cutter interview, 11:657-58, 661
Killingworth, Connecticut, 4:456, 496; 11:255; 12:610
Killmor, Peter, 2:731
Killmor, William, 2:731
Rimber, E., cited, 3:ar
Kimble, Samuel, see Kemble, Samuel
Kincade, Eleonor, 11:486
Kindarundy (Onondaga), on Montreal expedition, 10:182; 13:178
Kindaruntv (Kavandegare — Oneida sachem) :
Canadian embassy (1751), 9:80-81
death of (1758), 10:32, 37, 39, 67, 69, 70, 74, 76
at Fort Johnson Iroquois Congress (1756), 9:361, 381
Oswegatchie mission (1757), 9:832
reinstatement as sachem (1758), 9:884
Kindarunty (Blue Cheeks— Chenussio) :
Croghan and, 10:433
death (1762) of, 3:914, 924; 10:559
English attack plot (1761), 3:630; 10:402
at Lancaster Treaty (1762), 3:874
Southern war party (1762), 3:693, 698, 732-33
Kinder-hook, 1:109, 150, 170, 184, 253; 4:642; 6:210
Claverack Manor and, 6:./-, 670, 678-80, 702 703; 7:23-24 101 ]p; is ^qq.
67, 302-303, 326, 329-30, 368 69, 393 94 ; 12:319
Assembly on, 7:356, 359-61
Dunmore and, 8:84-85, 95-96; 12:905-906
election of magistrates (1772) and, 8:449, 455, 462
Johnson exposition, 8:100-102
district division (1772), 8:449-50, 589-90
fortification of, 1:920; 9:163
Indian lands, 2:372; 9:212; 10:599-601
justice of the peace (1754), 9:136
315
Index
Kinderhook,
militia recommendations for new regiment (1770), 7:418-19, 421-23, 445-47,
448-52, 605-606, 643, 672-73, 674, 677-79, 709; 12:807
patent map, 7:360
Eoad Act (1770) and, 7:596
town meeting place, 7:533
King, Yockem Albright, see Gienke, Jochim Albrecht
King, (carpenter), 13:308-14passim
King- (New England man), 1:53
King, ensign, 3:474
King, eapt., 1:436, 531; 2:87, 195
King, Thomas (Tagaderiaghsera, Oneida chief, Oquaga resident) :
Bradstreet expedition, 4:629; 11:369-72, 374, 402, 472, 504, 506-50S
Canestio expedition (1764) and, 4:336, 393
Cherokees and, 6:694; 9:957-60
condolence for Johnson's father, 10:771
Conestoga lands and, 5:702
Croghan expedition (1765), 11:537, 660
Croghan visit (1770), 7:34
death of, 3:205n; 8:247-48, 318-19, 405, 441; 12:916n, 944, 999, 1019
Delawares captured by, 4:365, 369; 11:108-109
Easton Council (1758) Iroquois deed and, 3:168; 10:44, 48
Forbes expedition to Port Duquesne, 3:168
Fort Pitt Conference (1770), 7:1117, 1121, 1153; 8:35, 46
Hardenbergh patent and, 6:761
Harper offers (1767) for Oquaga lands, 12:261, 331
at Harris Ferry-Lancaster meeting (1757), 9:729, 737-38, 745, 746, 758
illness (1764), 11:181
at Iroquois-Cherokee peace treaty (1768), 12:458
at Iroquois Congress (Fort Johnson, Sept. 1763), 10:847-51, 852-53
at Johnson Hall meeting (Oct. 1763), 10:S96-97, 899-900
at Lancaster Treaty (1762), 10:533, 537-38, 552-53
Merckel board, 7:1044
mission for the Iroquois (1771), 8:247, 259, 260, 261, 262, 278, 31S-19, 343,
349, 405-408, 418, 441; 12:890, 916, 917
on Montreal expedition, 10:182; 13:177
at Niagara Congress (1764), 11 : 317
on Oneida threats to Johnson (1763), 10:772
at Oquaga conference (Fort Johnson, May 1762), 10:443
at Oquaga conference (Johnson Hall, Feb. 1764), 11:38
Pontiac and, 4:552-54, 650
recruitment bv, 2:632; 9:806
Scioto Council (1771) and, 8:160, 190, 202, 220
Scioto message (1768), 12:547
at Susquehanna Indian Congress (Johnson Hall, Feb. 1764), 11:59-60, 61-63
Susquehanna settlement and, 3:705, 940; 4:66; 10:665
trade and, 10:71
Winslow mistreatmont (1757) of, 9:704-705, 707-708
Kingekoss, 1:253
King George's War (1744-1748), 1:25-219; 9:3-35
Boston expedition against Cape Breton, 1:28, 30, 32, 33, 36, 39, 41, 52-53,
57, 92, 209, 448; 9:4
Crown Point expedition (See Crown Point, expedition (1748) against)
Indian provisions (1747-50), 1:88, 90-92, 108-10, 278-79, 280-81, 899
Iroquois and, 1:54, 55, 59-65, 67-68, 73-81, 105-107, 164, 325, 327, 908-909
Lake Sacrament expedition proposal, 1:110, 112-15
Mohawk Council (1748), 1:900-903
Mohawks ambushed by Caghnawagas, 1:146-51; 9:6
neutrality efforts in, 1:86-88, 113
Peace :
Cessation of Arms (1748), 1:178, 179, 181, 183-84, 185-86; 9:33-34
expenses of Flags of Truce, 1:211-12, 313-14
Preliminary Articles of, 1:209, 248
316
Sir William Johnson Papers
Proclamation of, 1:225, 226, 238; 13:10
prisoners :
English, 1:60-61, Gin, 78, 80, 82-83, 87, 91-92, 94-96, 98, 125, 133, 137,
138, 143, 174-75, 176, 339; 13:9, 145, 148, 153, 154, 156
of the French, 1:162, 163, 167-68, 169, 174, 297, 395, 902
exchange of, 1:186-92, 207, 211-12, 213-15, 223-24, 226, 231-36, 241-42,
247, 251-52, 254-56, 283-85, 905-906; 9:33-34, 36, 39, 41-42, 44, 45,
46, 47-50, 59-60, 64-65, 74
Schenectady battle (1748), 1 : 173-74
King of Prussia (vessel), 7:262; 8:5
Kingsborough:
Claus farm, 3:396; 4:540
glebe, 10:250
Johnson will and, 12:1066
Kayaderosseras and, 4:267
Revolutionary company formation in, 8:1207, 1210
Road Bill, 7:596
Kingsbury, (Kinsbury) , maj., 2:250, 334
King's College, see New York City, King's College
King's County, New York, 12:984
King's County, Rhode Island, 3:125
Kingsland, 8:1010, 1202-1203; 12:1066n. See also Canajoharie patent
Kingsley, Jonathan, 1:868
Kingston, James George (artist), 13:xii
Kingston, Massachusetts, 10:887
Kingston, New York:
conference with Esopus Indians, 1:15-16
Corporation petition to Johnson, 2:418-19
Delaware Conference, 3:566-69, 591
Kingston, Ontario, l:288n; 10: In
Kingstown, Jamaica, 1:13
Kingwaurauto (Seneca), 7:1139, 1140
Kinion, Enoch, 4:757
Kinisshikapoo (Chippewa chief), 11:772, 780-81
Kinkead, Crownidge, 7:326
Kinne, Rev. Aaron, 12:145n
Kinneer, James, oapt., maj., 1:673, 750; 2:309n
Kinor, , 7:731
Kinsale (ship), 1:41
Kiokam (Indian), confession of, 8:795-97
Kiocuskcum (Ottawa chief), 11:273
Kipimisaming, (Delaware), 3:541-44
Kipp, George, 3:634; 10:248
Kipp, Stephen, 3:634; 10:248
Kirkland (Kirtland, Krisland, Thrisland), Rev. Samuel, S:ix, 300, 744; 11:619
almanac request, 5:32
autograph, 7 :xii
baptismal services refused, 8:105
at Bradstreet troop return, 11:506
Delaware prisoner exchange and, 4:649
German Flats trade and, 8:629
as interpreter, 4:772
on Johnson (Jacob) behavior, 12:750
Johnson Hall christenings and, 5:391
Johnson Hall visit (1765), 13:331//
New England Company (Boston Commissioners) and, 8:229 31 232 282-83-
12:912-13, 91S-19, 928, 929
Niagara mission proposal, 5:149
Oneida influence (1775), 8:1203
Oneida mission, 12:. IDS 99, 721-22, 748
Oneida petition translation (1770), 13:501
Oneida proposal to capture, 6:771 7.">
317
Index
Kirkland, Eev. Samuel,
Onulisoekluh and, 5:26
portrait, 6:774
Seneca hostage return (1765), 4 :651 ; 11:591; 13:334
Seneca mission, 4:813; 8:1176; 12:26-27; 13:334
Southern Indian schools and, 5:343
on unfeeling behavior of Indians, 4 : 768
Wheelock school location proposals, 12 : 145, 300
Wheelock's training of, 3:557, 569; 4:572, 598, 701, 734; 10:344, 469-70;
11:653, 741, 801
Kirkman, (London politician), 8:203
Kirkpatrick, Rev., 10:273
Kirtland, Rev. Samuel, see Kirkland, Rev. Samuel
Kisinoutha, see Keissnauch (Shawnee chief)
Kiskuskees (Delaware-Shawnee village), 11:212
Kissam, Benjamin:
Kayaderosseras patent and, 4:797, 845; 5:104-106, 214, 363, 549, 550, 562,
630, 678-79; 6:83, 92, 173-74, 274; 11:852, 864n; 12:321
Kitchener (slave), 10:248
Kitopum (Delaware chief), at Croghan Fort Pitt conference (May, 1765),
11:723
Kittaning, Pennsylvania :
Armstrong destruction of, 5:616; 10:964«,
Delaware settlement, 2:443, 445; 9:740
Pennsylvania boundary and, 6:211, 556; 7:65, 179; 8:852, 860, 882-84;
12:493, 502, 520
Kittaning Falls, 10:692, 720
Kittatinny Mountains:
in Pennsylvania deed of release (1758), 10:44, 45, 47
Walking'Purchase and, 3:767, 809, 810, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 818, 839, 843
Kittery Point, Maine, l:437w
Kitts, Jacob, 3:357
Kitts, (Kitz), Johannes (Hance), 3:357; 12:1070; 13:514
Kitty (prisoner), 11:489
Kiyogas, see Cayugas
Klauw, Francis,*4:298
Klauw, George, 4:297, 7:454
Klebsattel, Andreas, 2:486, 690; 11:933-37
Klein (Klyne), Michael:
gunsmith accounts, 7:611-21, 626, 1004-13; 12:762, 921, 1121
land purchases, 13:377
Klein (Clin), Philip Heinrich, 3:220, 634; 6:771; 10:248; 12:819
Kline, John, 8:655
Kling, Johan Ludwig, 8:334
Klock (Clock), , 8:1079
Klock, Adam, 7:723
Klock (Clock), Annatie, 1:188
Klock (Clock), Conrad, 4:312, 574; 5:565
Klock (Clock), George (Ury) :
accounts, 4:233-34, 622, 633
Canajoharie land purchases:
(1754), 1:421, 427-28, 438; 3:424
Canajoharie grant to Johnson and, 3:296, 35S, 595-96, 615, 633; 5:237-38
evidence of illegal methods, 3:584-85, 602, 603-604, 606, 607, 610, 619-20,
624, 641, 647, 648, 649-50, 652-53, 655, 943; 4:24, 42, 50-61, 78-80,
84, 140-46, 196, 311-13; 6:224, 743-44; 10:619-22; 13:274-75
sales attempts (1761), 10:216-17, 219-20, 227-29, 233, 336-39, 350
sales attempts (1762), 10:365-67, 371-72, 442
Indian massacre alarm (1767), 12:333
Indian meeting with Johnson (March 1763) to protest, 4:46, 50-61;
10:610-11
Indian migration threat (1766), 12:137, 167-68, 169
Indian refusal (1761) to deal with, 3:296ft
318
Sir William Johnson Papers
license (1761), 3:307-308, 312-14, 315, 328, 358, 419-20, 558, 573
Livingston patent and, 3:339, 340-41, 352, 356, 364-65
Livingston patent release refusal, 5:492, 575; 6:616, 635; 8:686-87,
702-70:;, 714, 1192-93, 1201; 10:927-29, 941; 11:611; 12:137, 365,
539-41
Livingston patent tenant ejectments, 3:562, 584-85, 645, 648, 649, 737-
38, 739, 745, 880, 916, 945-46; 4:115-17; 5:219; 10:337, 457, 487,
717; 12:93
Magin patent and, 3:315, 374, 417, 424, 596, 617
Mohawk protests, 4:176-77; 8:938; 10:650-51
Nelles patent, 4:657; 5:311; 8:545-49
purchase attempts (1766), 5:315; 12:139, 169, 183-84, 301
trial for fraud, 3:650-51, 665-66, 672-74, 680, 726, 737-38, 739, 945; 4:3,
24, 25, 29, 38, 42, 46, 108, 112-15, 117-18, 121, 131, 176-77, 669;
5:219, 740; 6:224, 284, 743-44; 10:457-58, 487-88, 541-42, 571-75,
641-43, 724, 756-57, 828, 897, 898-99; 12:496-97, 698, 702
Canajoharie sachems on, 4:165-66, 596-97; 5:469; 12:137, 139
Canajoharies sent to England (1764), 4:316-17, 325, 353; 8:935, 938,
1008-1009; 11:36, 473, 522, 523
Canajoharies taken to England (1773) by, 8:935-36, 938, 951, 970-71, 1008-
1009, 1060, 1116, 1160, 1192-93
Duncan suit, 4:845; 5:395, 515
Duncan survey of Canajoharie grant (1763) and, 4:233-34, 633
Hasenclever and, 5:384
Indian councils called by, 12:184
Johnson Hall Indian friends of, 10:900-901
Johnson's land purchases and, 3:289, 307-308, 312-14, 420; 4:573
Lappius and, 4:281; 10:799-800
lumber sales, 7:666
Oneida land purchase, 5:400: 12:245
petitions, 3:636; 4:276-77, 311-13; 6:284, 402-403; 12:333, 345-46
soldier-Indian intrigues of, 10:338, 365
son of, 4:194
wampum messages of, 8:1009
Klock, George, Jr., 4:194, 312, 596-97, 615; 11:473, 522, 523
Canajoharie survey, 8:545-46, 548
Klock, Ilanjoost, see Klock, Johan Jost
Klock, Hendrick, 2:835
Klock, Jacob:
affidavits against brother George, 3:943; 4:112, 145, 146; 10:621-22
on attempt to fine George Klock's son, 4:194
at Canajoharie meeting (1763), 4:50, 61
on Cobus Maybe, 4:645
company of, 4:175, 195; 7:455
justice appointment lists, 3:622, 750; 12:768, 783
liquor supplied (1762) to Indians, 13:275
Markell-Barelett dispute, 6:448-49
petition to governor (1767), 12:345
Schuyler mistreatment of Canajoharies and, 5:56-58
on scouts, 4:192
Tryon County General Committee (1775) and, 8:1203, 1204, 1207
as witness of Indian declaration upholding Livingston patent, 3:963
Klock, Jacob G., 4:145
Klock, Johan Jost (TTanjoost) :
affidavits againsl brother George, 3:606; 4:112, 145 146- 10:621-22
Tryon County General Committee, 8:1207
Klock and Nellus patent, 12:1066
Klyne, see Klein
Knafe, Hance, 3:157
Knafe, Jacob, Jr., 3:357
Knafe, John, 3:357
Kneckerbackcr, Harmen, capt., 5:363
319
Index
Kneeland, Ebenezer, 7:170
Kneller, Henry, 7:930-32, 948, 950-51, 952, 958, 960; 13:62-4
Kniekabecker, (of Scliaghticoke), 12:811
Knickerbacker, Joliannis, 12:784
Knight, Giles, 3:799, 846
Kniskern, Johannes, 8:466-67
Knockepot, Robert, 10:930
Knowles, capt., 3:644
Knowles, Sir Charles, admiral, 1:52, 116, 118, 119; 2:451
biographical sketch, 119n
Knox, capt. (skipper), 1:37, 250-51, 302
Knox, Jean, 11:490
Knox, John, 4:280
Knox, John, capt., Historical Journal of the Campaigns in America, 6:733
Knox, John, trader, Oswegatchie trade pass (1761), 13:273
Knox, John, Schenectady petition (1771), 13:503
Knox, Joseph, 4:299, 353; 11:19
Knox, Mary, 11:490
Knox, Robert, 11:488
Knox, Susana, 11:490
Knox, William (Germaine's secretary), 13:728, 730
Knox, William (sutler), 13:231
Koasdaess, 12:323
Koch (Kock), Casper (Gaspar), 7:343; 12:1000
Koch (Cuck, Kough), George, 7:892; 8:839
Koch, Mathew, see Kough, Mathew
Koch, Rudolph, 7:341-43; 12:761, 925
Koghnot, John Everhart., 3:357
Koglmot, John Everhart, Jr., 3:357
Kokhkewenaunaut, Benjamin (Stockbridge Indian), 4:892
Massachusetts land sales, 10:429-30
recruitment of Stockbridge Indians (1764), 11:99-100
Konoghsoghta (Canadasaga chief), Shaw-nee appeal, 13:669
Kool (Cowl— Cherokee Indian), 2:846, 849, 858-59
Koose (Couse, Kose), Frederick, 7:352, 1088
wheat orders, 7:661
Korihonti (Niagara chief), 10:893
Kortz, Frederick, capt., 5:556
Koskhaho (Onondaga), 10:182; 13:178
Koto (Missisauga), 8:287
Kough, George, see Koch, George
Kough (Cook), Mathew, 7:352, 1088-S9; 12:394
Kouita Indians, 9:573
Kowehe, see Goweah (Oneida chief)
Kowenhoven, Fran, 3 : 926
Koyse, Thomas, 6:61
Krausz, , 8:333
Kray, Joseph, 4:165
Kreiselin, Adam, 6:241
Krems, ,8:333
Krems, Peter, 5:568; 7:214
Kreuser, C, see Keiuser, C.
Kreutz, George, 7:865
Kriuuser, C, see Keiuser, C.
Kuankikee River, 12:585
Kuhn, Adam Simon, 5:339, 342
Kunersdorf, battle of, 3:2S4n
Kyssinauta, see Keissnauch (Shawnee chief)
La Baye, see Green Bay, Wisconsin
La Belle Riviere, see Ohio River
Labadee, , Jr., 10 : 693
320
Sir William Johnson Papers
Labeff, , French arms trade, 11:219
La Biche, Fort, 6:52; 13:448
Labrador, 10:978, 979
La Bute, Pierre (Peter) Chesne:
English lovalty, 5:703, 730
at Niagara-Detroit Congress (1761), 3:472, 474, 523; 13:251, 253, 256, 258
Ottawas warned against English (1765), 4:673
at Pond murder confession, 8:795
Pontiac and, 5:671-72, 675; 13:318-19
Rogers and, 12:480
salary, 4:708; 5:264, 382, 516, 677, 703; 6:300; 12:642, 643n; 13:389
La Chauirgre, , lieut., 13:115
La Chine:
Claus visit (1767), 13:430
Claus visit (1770), 7:896, 958
Claus visit (1773), 12:1026-29; 13:621-22
location, 10:247; 13:450
rapids piloting privileges, 13:623
Lac de deux Montagnes, 3 : 240n
Lackawaxen (Lechawaesein) Creek, 6:557; 10:531w, 532
Lacey, , .tgt., 3:104
La Chauvignerie, .Marie de, see Paran, Marie de Laehovignerie
La Cled, (house near Fort Chartres), 12:171
Lacont, surgeon duty, 3:76
La Conte, Lewis, 4 :670, 677-79
La Come, Pierre de Chapt, Chevalier de, 3:134-35
death of, 3:050
La Come St. Luc, Luc de Chap! de:
account (1771), 13:711
Amherst present disbursement and, 10:189
Augusta losses, 3:644, 650, 735, 895, 917-18
Campbell management of Indian Affairs and, 12:1114
Chew and, 1:204
Ghippewas and, 8:212-13, 501-502
Claus draft, 7:186
on colonial administration of trade, 6:302-303
Crown Point French command (1747), 1:101
daughter's marriage, 3:404
horses and, 3:321, 348, 355, 375, 380, 820-21; 8:211
Iroquois plot rumors (1762) and, 10:422, 423, 424, 425
Johnson (Peter) schooling and, 12:101.",
Massy and, 12:16.".
Michilimackinac visit (17731,8:841; 12:1027
New York visit (1760), 3:283, 291
Okeawess and, 7:947
Ottawas and, 3:284; 7:898
religious conversion, 8:211
return to France, 3:546; 10:423, 425
Shawnee threats (1774) and. 13:682
Ticonderoga command (1755), 2:398
trial in Walker affair. 5:471
war belts (1772-73) attributed to, 8:501-502, 551, 561-62, 587, 592; 13:630
Lacquis, William (Indian), 2:452, 453, ».~l
La Dematis, , 12:264
r.n Duzette, James, 10:822
Lafayette, Indiana, set Ouiatonon
Laffler, Martin, 12:1072
La Fontaine, , 2:20, 22
La Force (Ottawa chief), 12:491, 492
Michilimackinac speech (Aug., 1768), 6:318-49
Roberts and, 5:714-15, 764
La Force (Frenchman, interpreter), 9:557, 611, 620; 11:932-63; 12:646
321
Index
La Force (interpreter),
Albany escape, 2:746-47, 748; 9:830-31
Canadian invitation (1757), 9:721
French information (1758), 9:907, 915-16
Missisauga trade, 4:212; 10:861
Washington and, 9:155
La Gallette, Fort, 10:126m; ll:353n
Fort Levis surrender (1760), 13:170
French fortification, 2:564; 3:121, 133-35, 223-24
French troops at, 2:12, 857; 13:150
English deserters in, 13:133
English expedition plans (1759) against, 13:120, 122-24, 124-25, 126, 127,
129, 133
Gage abandonment of, 3:141; 10:126, 129-30; 13:136-37, 139-40, 141,
143-44, 145-46, 147, 148, 150, 154-55
Iroquois attitudes toward, 13:133-34, 138, 139, 140-41, 151
Kass map, 10:246
Niagara expedition (1759) and, 3:38, 39, 176
Niagara provisions (1761), 13:268
scouts at, 3:963; 10:141-42; 13:127, 132-33, 138, 140-42, 148, 149, 152,
153, 154, 170
La Gallette (Indian village), 10:126^; ll:353?i
La Gauterais, Harpain de, see Gauterais, Harpain de la
Lagonnier, , 4:670-71, 677
La Grandeur, , sgt.,